Next week, the market will face significant macroeconomic event shocks,

China-U.S. economic and trade talks on July 28 and 29, trade negotiations between the European Union and the United States.

The Federal Reserve's interest rate decision on July 31, the deadline agreement for reciprocal tariffs on August 1, and the non-farm payroll data for July.

The US stock market will welcome significant earnings reports and the largest IPO of the year next week. On July 30, earnings reports from Microsoft and Meta will be released, followed by earnings reports from Apple and Amazon on July 31. On the same day, the US stock market will see the largest IPO of the year, with a valuation of $16.5 billion for Figma.

Figma's IPO this time chose a limit price subscription, which is quite interesting. A range of 28 to 30 dollars can be tried, anything higher is unnecessary.

From last week's US stock earnings reports, it's clear that good performance doesn't necessarily lead to a rise, while poor performance will definitely cause a drop. The main reason is that the market position is already very high, and there is no momentum for funds to push it up, so currently betting on earnings reports is quite risky.

On Friday, the commodity futures market experienced a sudden flash crash, indicating that the first wave of market trends has begun to adjust. The futures market often reacts to expectations more quickly than the stock market.

However, if the market adjusts next week, there's no need to be afraid. Cherish every opportunity that comes with the adjustments in a bull market, and take it step by step!