I can only suggest that risk keep the principal as much as possible and not hurt your muscles, because it is estimated that there will be another round of decline in US stocks tonight, and there will also be a round of blood washing in early Malaysian trading tomorrow, and then we will have to wait for the index to stop falling and stabilize before looking for opportunities.

One afternoon, I received a message from Xiaoling and nervously asked, “What should I do? What if the fund falls?”
I thought to myself how much it would drop. Nothing big happened. I looked up the price on the internet. My god, it was only about ten thousand people, which scared her to the point of being nervous.
Think about the bull market and the stock market has been rising every day over the past year. By the time of the recent adjustment period, were you just as panicked as Xiao Ling?
What is the main reason for the panic attack? I watch the stock market every day.
Humans are very strange animals. When we always focus on the stock market and watch the daily price fluctuation, the vast majority of people are affected by it, especially inexperienced investors.
Keep an eye on the price and forget the value
When you keep an eye on price, you naturally forget value; this is human nature.
How can we solve this problem?
First, whether it's investing in stocks or funds, you really need to learn to forget, don't keep looking at the price once you've bought it.
What you have to work hard to read is actually the financial report of the company you have invested in, as well as relevant information.
We must understand that investing in stocks means buying shares in a good company and participating in a business. Since we are doing business, of course, we need to follow up on whether the company makes money, not to see how much the stock price is every day. It is not a factor that affects how much the company makes money; on the contrary, it affects the rise and fall of the stock price.
So you don't read financial reports to understand the company's heritage, but instead chase stock prices every day. Isn't that putting the cart before the horse?
Also, remember, there is no market that only goes up and down,...

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