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description: "Frankly speaking, I'm not that anxious about this round of Federal Reserve chair transition, focusing more on long-term inflation and asset pricing. Short-term volatility is indeed unavoidable, but the fundamentals of the U.S. economy remain strong, and holding core assets gives me peace of mind. The market expects the new chair to be dovish, which may boost tech growth, but current valuations aren't cheap. I think gradual dollar-cost averaging is more stable. Historically, the first quarter of a new chair's term often presents opportunities amid volatility."
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# Frankly speaking, I'm not that anxious about this …


## Comments (3)

- **城淇688 · 2025-11-26T07:01:28.000Z**: Actually, your description makes me feel much more at ease. The market veterans aren't nervous either, so I'm ready to wait for the signal before making a move. My anxiety is halved.
- **先知也 · 2025-11-26T07:01:14.000Z**: I'm more aggressive in short-term trading, rushing in to grab a round when the market is volatile, taking profits to secure gains, it's all about the rhythm. I admire you guys for holding long-term.
- **小江湖出道 · 2025-11-26T07:00:59.000Z**: Agree with you on buying slowly, only go heavy after the boots have landed to feel at ease, otherwise getting hit by the wave really hurts