The market decline should not be seen as a bad thing; rather, it presents an opportunity to enter at lower prices. At this time, you can take the chance to accumulate some cheap quality assets or swap weaker holdings for stronger ones. If you can manage your positions well, the market downturn actually provides you with multiple opportunities to buy low and sell high. After a few rounds of operations, profits will naturally follow. The key is to grasp the rhythm, have a clear understanding, and achieve precise entry and exit.
If you have underperforming assets, timely cutting your losses is the wise choice. Do not cling to the fantasy of 'resurrection'; that will only trap you deeper. The reasons behind the decline may not be fully known to you, but the decline itself is the most direct warning signal.
The core of trading is simple and direct: buy when prices rise, sell when they fall, and closely follow the market; this is the correct strategy.
