17480278062 Today's Viewpoint:

The market is primarily volatile. The space for both long and short positions is limited, and things will move very slowly. If you have high-level positions, you can hold on a bit longer. If you have no positions, try to stay out of the market. I am currently still holding short positions.

Golden Advice: Know when to be greedy and when not to be greedy. Recently, I came across a saying that is quite good and worth contemplating: "If the public does not cross the river, why does the public cross the river? To die crossing the river, what can the public do?"

For the market:

When you can feel the wind, when you can sense the direction, that is when you should be greedy;

When there is no wind or you cannot feel the wind, when there is no direction or you cannot sense the direction, that is when you should not be greedy.

For individuals:

When you have a mature and efficient trading system, that is when you should be greedy;

When you know nothing, cannot do anything, and do not even understand the most basic indicators, or cannot comprehend the most basic candlestick patterns, that is when you should not be greedy.

For funds:

When you have enough spare funds that do not affect your living, that is when you should be greedy;

If the little bit of money you have is for survival, for retirement, or for meals, you do not even have the qualification to be greedy!!!

In short: If you have some spare money, some skills, and trading logic, and the market presents opportunities that you can see and understand, just go for it.

Conversely: If the money is for survival, and your skills and trading logic are insufficient, and you cannot see or understand the market's direction, opportunity, or risks, then meeting any condition means you should not be greedy.

As for what comes next, there is no need to fantasize, just perceive. After the broad decline yesterday, it does not matter whether the market will continue to fall to release risks or consolidate to resolve risks. What is important is that after the adjustment, there will definitely be new opportunities and rhythms; just observe carefully.

That is: the market will inevitably be reshuffled, and funds will face choices again. If you cannot see the funds' aggressive stance, do not foolishly rush in. The difference between bottom fishing and self-destruction lies in whether the funds have moved; if you move first while the funds remain inactive, the ongoing decline will bury you. It is better when the funds have moved and you act. This movement of funds refers to when you see the funds entering with an aggressive posture and focusing on a direction. This is also about following the trend, following the trend of the funds. The attitude of the funds is greater than your attitude, and the choices of the funds are the most direct factors of opportunity and risk.