Crisis crisis, there is opportunity only in danger! At 1 PM today, the market plummeted again, plunging for two consecutive days. Are you panicking? The U.S. government has been shut down for 35 days, directly tying the record for the longest shutdown in history! The two parties argue every day.

The budget just can't be approved. In just one month, the Senate has voted 13 times with no results, and today there will be a 14th vote... This farce has already significantly hurt the U.S. economy—every week of shutdown leads to a GDP growth drop of 1-2%, with economic losses reaching up to $7 billion; if it continues for two months, the losses will skyrocket to $14 billion! My viewpoint is very straightforward: this is not a disaster, but an opportunity. The longer the government shutdown lasts, the more panic there is in the market, but within that panic often lies a golden pit. Institutions are running away, retail investors are scared, but smart money is quietly positioning itself. Data does not lie: the more severe the economic damage, the greater the probability of policy intervention. Once a turning point occurs, the rebound will come quickly and violently. So what should retail investors do? Pay attention to the results of the congressional votes; once a temporary bill is passed, market sentiment will quickly recover.