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It is perplexing. If investors manage their positions well and only invest in large-cap stocks, they should find it much easier, at least without the risk of delisting.

The current market is indeed thrilling, with frequent large fluctuations; drawing lines back and forth. Investors should reasonably control their positions, selling high and buying low, which will allow them to cope with changes without being affected. Holding too large a position can easily lead to significant losses. For quality stocks, gradually building positions and buying more as prices drop, and selling at highs is the correct approach.

Recently, there have been many major news announcements, and the possibility of the market bottoming out is increasing. If positions are managed well and costs are reduced by continuously selling high and buying low, personal risk will be continually lowered.