Today, the US stock market dropped again, and many people are starting to panic.

But I am increasingly feeling that what truly tests a person is not whether they dare to chase during an uptrend, but whether they can distinguish during a decline:
Is this the end of the trend, or a normal pullback within a bull market?
Yesterday, I bought NOK (Nokia) and BB (BlackBerry), and today they experienced a pullback.
It's not false to say I feel uncomfortable, but it also reminds me of one thing:
The US stock market isn't about just jumping in and making money, and the AI industry chain isn't something you can just buy randomly and win.
The current market is no longer in the stage of blindly buying leading stocks.
The higher the position, the more you need to look at three things:
Is your position light enough,
Is your logic solid enough,
Can you hold on when it drops?
I'm not afraid of a pullback; I'm afraid of being overly full in my position when excited, and being forced to cut losses in panic.
So today’s decline, for me, is not an end, but rather a reminder:
The most expensive thing in a bull market is not missing a bullish candle.
It's forgetting that you're here to survive until the next cycle when emotions are at their hottest.