#日本央行加息政策 The Bank of Japan's recent moves are interesting. Ueda and his statements essentially boil down to one core message — let's see what impact the 0.75% rate hike actually has before jumping to conclusions. The market generally expects no further rate hikes before June, but this "observation period" is the real test for follow-up strategies.

Recently, I've been consulting with a few experts managing yen-related positions, and I've noticed their approach is very consistent: significantly reducing individual position sizes and accumulating gains through multiple small probes. The logic is simple — until policy expectations become clearer, major trend opportunities haven't truly formed, and recklessly increasing leverage is just gambling.

Honestly, what are the most aggressive traders doing at this stage? Maintaining liquidity and waiting for that "turning point" signal. Once the spring labor negotiations' wage data is released, it will be the key to determining the central bank's true stance. Now, follow-up strategies need to adjust their pace—avoid accounts that are still frequently trading yen, and instead choose seasoned traders who understand that "silence is golden" — they are waiting, and we should learn to wait too.

The underlying logic remains unchanged: low risk appetite follow defensive positions, high risk appetite pursue precise ambushes. But before clear signals appear, strictly executing stop-losses is more valuable than chasing profits.