Today, we witnessed a familiar scene once again: before a certain leader's remarks had ended, the stock market plunged sharply. Whether it is changes in interest rate expectations, news of trade disputes, or those so-called "verbal interventions", they all seem to quickly trigger intense fluctuations in market sentiment, like a fast-acting laxative.

In the face of this sudden market decline, what is truly concerning is not the extent of the drop itself, but whether investors have a reasonable position management strategy. After all, a losing position can be compensated for with subsequent actions, but once the psychological barrier collapses, investors are likely to fall into real trouble.

It is worth noting that although the market may be influenced or even manipulated by various factors, our investment mindset should not go with the flow. Every investor should stay clear-headed and stick to their own investment strategies and plans.

External factors may cause short-term shocks to the market, but truly successful investors know how to remain calm amidst fluctuations and stick to their investment principles. Remember, the market is always full of uncertainty, but we can respond to these challenges through reasonable risk management and emotional control.

In this market environment full of fluctuations, maintaining rational thinking, formulating long-term strategies, and always paying attention to one's emotional management may be the real key to success.