#美联储降息政策 The Federal Reserve minutes will be released tonight, and the level of disagreement among decision-makers is deeper than expected — which is actually a very interesting signal for copy traders.

Three dissenting votes, significant disagreements over the interest rate path for next year, and even six policymakers advocating for no rate cut… This kind of uncertainty is often most evident among traders. Aggressive short sellers may need to adjust their expectations, while the more conservative style tends to be more resilient under pressure.

Recently, I’ve been observing the position changes of a few experts, and I can clearly feel that they are waiting for this minutes release. Some have already started reducing their long positions in preparation for potential volatility; others are testing reverse strategies. At this point, copy trading should not be blindly followed; you need to choose based on your own risk tolerance —

Whether to follow those who hedge risks at all times and never go all-in, or to follow the aggressive traders willing to endure short-term setbacks for higher returns? It all depends on your psychological threshold and capital size.

The minutes will reveal many details, and the market is likely to react accordingly. I suggest first observing how traders with clear operational styles and strong stop-loss discipline usually respond — their adjustment logic often reacts half a beat faster than the market. Practice makes perfect; the market will teach us who is worth following.