#CPI数据 In the financial market, especially when important economic data, such as CPI (Consumer Price Index), is about to be released at 8:30 p.m., we must remain calm and rational. Don't rush in at the first sign of trouble, and don't be carried away by the market's emotions.
To put it bluntly, the CPI data is to see how much prices have risen. Once it comes out, the market may be shaken. But we must know that the market reaction is sometimes excessive and does not necessarily represent the real situation. So, don't rush to follow the trend. You must first see what the data looks like and then see how the market reacts.
Before the data is released, we can do more homework, look at the recent economic news, think about the direction of the policy, and then estimate the market's expectations. In this way, once the data comes out, we will have a bottom line in our hearts and know how to deal with it.
When the CPI data is really released, don't rush to draw conclusions. First see if the data is similar to what everyone thinks, and then see if the market reaction is reasonable. If the market is in chaos, don't panic and operate according to your investment plan and risk tolerance. Don't buy when you see others buy, or sell when you see others sell.
In general, you have to keep a normal mind and don't be confused by short-term market fluctuations. Remember, investment is a marathon, not a 100-meter sprint. We have to walk our own way steadily to have the last laugh.
