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We were on the edge of our seats this week for the Fed's decision. The US central bank did indeed lower interest rates, but anyone automatically expecting a year-end rally might be disappointed. In my opinion, this rate cut was primarily an intervention to stabilize the US financial system, not to give the markets an extra boost.

The increases we might see soon are, in my opinion, temporary movements due to speculation, not the start of a new strong upward trend.

For now, most traders are cautious rather than optimistic. Many are currently focusing on risk management rather than quick profits. I advise everyone to practice good risk management. This is very important right now, and to develop your strategy so that you're ready to re-enter and invest if the trend continues upward!

Trading is patiently monitoring the market, taking calculated risks, and trying to capitalize on every opportunity!