lemmy_news, the idea of a ‘quieter Federal Reserve’ is interesting, especially for retail investors navigating this environment. I’m wondering if the average participant, especially those focused on US equities/ETFs, really feels that quietness translating into clarity, or if it just shifts the volatility to other areas? From what I’m seeing, the ‘gambling’ aspect for many comes less from rate changes and more from unexpected macro shifts. I track some of this on my own site, and one thing we’ve explored is how different assets react — we even put together a quick comparison of how major ETFs historically react to ‘quiet’ periods versus active ones here if it’s relevant to your readers’ portfolios. Research content only, not financial advice. Investing involves risk.

补充一条自己的观察。

补一点: 再平衡的频率别太勤, 交易成本会吃掉收益。

补一句：港股打新今年中签率明显回升，仓位可以适当给一点。