BlackRock and the listed companies are still around, so there's no need to worry about the end of the bull market, nor about adjustments lasting too long. On the 23rd-24th, MSTR will officially be included in the NASDAQ 100, and big capital is also preparing.

The market will not be permanently depressed; the best strategy at this stage is to wait for right-side trading, rather than risking trying to catch the bottom halfway up. After all, next week's trend will still depend on the ETF data.

The rebounds of the past two days can be seen as an opportunity for you to reduce your position. If you haven't cut your position when it was halved before, then just hold on to it. If it returns to near your cost in these two days, that will be your opportunity to reduce your position. Set normal stop-loss orders for your trades; if it hits your stop-loss, don't feel too bad because there will be enough opportunities later for you to seize. What is truly frightening in the market is not a crash, but the situation of stabilizing after a crash without having a position to act, that's the most terrifying!

We have already endured three years of a bear market, and more recently, we have endured eight months of adjustment after March-April. What's a few more days? Be patient and wait for right-side trading opportunities after Christmas!