[Institution: Uncertainty in Interest Rate Outlook Seen as a Reason to Buy Short-Term Bonds] According to a report by Jinse Finance on September 16, Diamond Hill analyst Henry Song stated that the uncertainty in the bond market requires investors to allocate funds to short-term assets with attractive yields. He expects that the Federal Reserve's decision today will have minimal impact on inflation caused by the war, leaving the outlook still unclear. Song also pointed out that U.S. Treasury Secretary Besant's efforts to control long-term yields are futile because the market has 'seen through his bluff.' Song's strategy is to purchase 'a large amount of short-term assets with extremely high current yields' while maintaining flexibility. If interest rates do rise, he can redeploy funds when the bonds mature. 'It's like a dance, striving to maintain the portfolio's yield while preserving flexibility for the future.'