I believe that the financial market is at a critical point where storms are brewing, and I suggest that investors should maintain ample cash reserves at this stage to cope with potential economic turmoil.

From the perspective of historical development patterns, the United States, as a country with an economically dominant political system, has always followed a certain cyclical evolution: first, the establishment of a new social order; next, the establishment and improvement of the economic system; then, the phase of prosperity and development; subsequently entering a period of excessive consumption; and finally leading to a deterioration of fiscal conditions and triggering internal conflicts.
Currently, it appears that we have entered the late stage of the cycle – a period of severe internal differentiation. This situation will not only affect the U.S. mainland but will also have global ripple effects, potentially triggering systemic risks in financial markets. During this stage, financial volatility is expected to peak, and major consortiums will actively seek to allocate assets for hedging.
In the face of such a macro environment, maintaining a cautious attitude and making proper asset defense arrangements is particularly important. A crisis is both a challenge and an opportunity; only by preparing in advance can one occupy a favorable position amid severe market fluctuations.