It seems that Powell's recent statement caught the market a bit off guard. Previously, everyone was certain that interest rate cuts in December were a sure thing, but now it has become uncertain. In this situation, our copy trading strategy may need some adjustments.

I will closely monitor traders who are skilled at grasping policy trends to see how they respond to this uncertainty. Diversified copy trading might be a good choice—partially following traders optimistic about rate cuts, and another part following cautious traders. This can help spread risk and prevent total loss if the market moves in the wrong direction.

However, it's worth noting that market reactions can sometimes be exaggerated. There may be some short-term volatility, but in the long run, the Federal Reserve's policy direction remains relatively clear. The key is to stay calm and not let short-term fluctuations influence your judgment. In the coming weeks, I will pay special attention to traders who excel at contrarian strategies, as they often find opportunities in such uncertain environments.

In summary, this event once again reminds us that copy trading strategies should be ready to adapt at any time and not be rigid. The market is always full of variables, and only by staying flexible can we remain undefeated in long-term battles.