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Elusive and confusing, if investors manage their positions well and only invest in large market cap varieties, it should be much easier, at least there is no risk of delisting.

The current market is indeed thrilling, with sudden large fluctuations, and investors should reasonably control their positions, buy low and sell high, so that they can remain stable amidst the changes. Holding too large a position can easily lead to significant losses. For quality varieties, build positions in batches, buying more as prices drop, and selling at highs is the correct approach.

Recently, big news has been frequent, and the likelihood of the market stabilizing at the bottom is increasing. If positions are managed well, continuously buying low and selling high to reduce costs will continuously lower personal risk.