After half a day of brushing X, silence is like Cambridge. Really, now open the community and eight out of ten posts are chatting about which hotel the American delegation to China will stay in, while the remaining two are criticizing the market. The K-line fluctuation is not as significant as the shaking hands of political figures. In the previous currency circle, consensus mechanism, unlocking cycle, data on the chain, and capital rate were discussed. In the current currency circle, Yellen's eyes, Antony Blinken's gait, and whether the US team drank Maotai were studied. Everyone went from speculators to geopolitical bricklayers overnight. Actually, we all know in our hearts that it's not us who have changed, it's the market forcing us. Without quantity, there is no trend; without trend, there is no emotion; without emotion, one can only stare at the news and look for expectations. Who would be willing to interpret the micro expressions of political figures for any decent fluctuations? I really broke my defense by speculating on currency and becoming a political commentator. The biggest downside is not the Federal Reserve raising interest rates, but the market being so boring that people want to be cautious. But to be disheartening, such moments when everyone is focused on macro narratives are often the eve of a turnaround. In the liquidity trap, those who can endure are qualified to catch the next rainstorm.