Let’s continue analyzing the Fed’s three rate hikes by the end of the year. It will further strengthen the 'strong dollar' environment, benefiting the U.S. by attracting capital and controlling inflation, but for most other countries, it’s a 'tightening shock'—currency depreciation, rising financing costs, and economic slowdown pressure. U.S. stocks might experience some short-term pain but benefit in the long run, U.S. bonds become hot again with lower yields, gold drops further, BRICS countries crumble without a fight, and the dollar reigns supreme. Do you think there will be more rate hikes in the mid-term?