Stay Calm and Patient: A Friendly Reminder to Fellow Retail Investors - 保持冷静与耐心：给零售投资者的友好提醒

As we approach the end of this trading week, I want to take a moment to remind all stock market investors, especially small retail investors like myself, to remain calm and patient. We’ve all seen how volatile the market can be, and some of us still remember the infamous "Black Monday." On that day, the market suddenly plummeted, and many retail investors panicked, selling off their shares at a loss. Do you remember how much money you lost that day? And what happened afterward? The market eventually rebounded. While it may not have reached its previous highs, imagine if you hadn’t sold those shares on "Black Monday" and instead held onto them until today—you wouldn’t have lost all that money.

We may be facing a similar situation in the coming days due to some unfavorable U.S. reports. The market might show signs of weakness, and once again, some people might fall into the trap of "PANIC SELLING."

Of course, your investment decisions are entirely up to you. I’m not here to tell you what to do with your money—I’m not qualified to do so. But I do want to give myself and my fellow investors a friendly reminder: don’t let short-term volatility drive you to make decisions you might regret later. Let’s learn from past mistakes and approach these days with patience and a long-term perspective.

Wishing you all the best in your investments and hoping we all come out stronger and more profitable!