Market sentiment is always polarized, with some people optimistic and others pessimistic. When the market plummets, if you sell your assets in desperation, you are likely to sell them at a price lower than their true value. Even if you have no hope for the future market, you might as well choose to wait patiently and gradually sell your chips when the market sentiment stabilizes and the market recovers. In this way, you may get a higher return on investment than if you sell in panic.

Rather than passively bearing losses in a slow market decline, it is better to look for opportunities when the market fluctuates violently. When the market is in a state of neither death nor life, it is often difficult to usher in a turnaround. In a crisis, danger and opportunity coexist. When the market fluctuates sharply, this may be a greater opportunity.

Every deep adjustment in the market is a major opportunity. The rise of the market is often the beginning of a fall, and the fall may also be the starting point of a rise. Many experienced investors regret missing these opportunities. When the market is generally panicking, it is difficult to change the situation by following the public sentiment and panicking. Sometimes, thinking in reverse, when everyone else is moving in one direction, choosing the opposite direction may instead find opportunities.

Remember, investment requires calmness and rationality. Even in the most turbulent times of the market, you must keep a clear mind and not be swayed by emotions. Through in-depth analysis and patient waiting, you may find better investment opportunities in market fluctuations.