When the market trend is unclear, many investors know that they should decisively be in cash, but they harbor a chance mentality, always hoping that the stock price will rebound, even if it's just a little. Thus, amidst this full expectation, the stock price does not meet their wishes and continues to decline. The mindset of the investors also takes a sharp turn downward, from initial optimism to deep regret, ultimately falling into despair amid the continued downtrend.

Being in cash may seem like it won't immediately present investors with real money, but in fact, it offers a more precious gift. At the moment of being in cash, investors' hearts return to calmness, as if they are in a serene lake, smiles naturally appearing, and their families are surrounded by this peaceful atmosphere, full of warmth; while in cash, investors have the opportunity for deep learning and self-reflection, allowing them to review past trading mistakes and learn valuable lessons; in cash, investors' minds become increasingly clear and calm, enabling them to keenly capture more hidden opportunities, and their operations are no longer constrained, with the probability of success quietly rising; at the moment of being in cash, risks silently retreat, allowing investors to protect their principal, conserve energy, all in wait for a lucrative and excellent opportunity to profit.

In short, being in cash is not only a wise choice in investment strategy but also a kind of life wisdom that transcends chasing gains and cutting losses.