Today is the highly anticipated FOMC meeting day, and the global financial markets are focused on whether the Fed will take action to cut interest rates. However, current market expectations do not favor the possibility of a rate cut, and interest rates are likely to remain unchanged.

It is worth noting that there is a significant amount of pessimism in the market recently, with many voices predicting that if there is no interest rate cut, the market will face severe challenges. This situation inevitably brings to mind past market manipulation tactics, as if someone is deliberately creating a panic atmosphere to induce retail investors to exit.

Looking back at previous FOMC meetings, we can easily find similar market patterns. For example, before the last meeting, Bitcoin also experienced a brief drop, but after the meeting concluded, there was a strong rebound. The current market seems to be replaying this script—large funds first suppress market sentiment, and after retail investors exit, a new round of increase is initiated.

Experience shows that market trends often run counter to public sentiment. Regardless of the outcome of tonight's FOMC meeting, the market may exhibit movements contrary to expectations. Therefore, the current market adjustment is likely the last fluctuation before the arrival of a bull market.

In the face of market fluctuations, investors should remain calm and rational, and not be easily swayed by short-term volatility. By sticking to their investment strategies and focusing on long-term value, they may gain an advantage in this potential market turning point.