#美联储政策争议# The Fed has once again been sued by Trump's allies, demanding the public disclosure of monetary policy meetings. To be honest, I have reservations about this approach. While transparency is indeed important, if the discussions of monetary policy are made completely public, it could lead to excessive market reactions and speculation.

However, this also indirectly reflects that current investors are increasingly concerned about the Fed's decision-making process. As ordinary investors, we should focus more on the actual impact of the policy rather than overinterpreting every detail. After all, the Fed's decisions are based on a large amount of economic data and analysis, not made arbitrarily.

This reminds us to maintain rationality and a long-term perspective in investing. Do not be swayed by short-term policy fluctuations and market sentiment, but instead focus on fundamentals and long-term trends. We should also remain vigilant towards those "experts" who claim to predict Fed policy. The market is always full of "insider information", but those who can achieve stable long-term profits are still the ones who conduct thorough research.