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This is market overreaction. Keep calm and actively average down by using spare funds to buy more.

I fear further drops. I will manage risk by reducing my position by at least half or selling everything.

If they have a good track record, I'll buy a small amount first and watch the trend.

No matter how famous, I can't blindly trust. I cross-verify with charts and analysis reports first.

I'll definitely join! Information is vital, so I'll observe people's trends.

I won't join. It's full of noise anyway, and I make my own investment decisions.

The market flow worries me slightly, so I open it frequently during breaks or commutes.

I don't look daily. I check it occasionally after market close or when big news breaks.

Is the market good? I'll ask what stocks they bought and consider adding some to my portfolio.

I sincerely congratulate them. However, since their style may differ, I stick to my own rules and stocks.

Life is about one big shot! Of course, I'd aim for 50% in a week.

Capital preservation is best. I choose the guaranteed 5% annual profit.

I must ride the market trend. I'll find the leading stocks and immediately join the supply and demand.

Trends fade quickly. I'll look for undervalued value stocks that others aren't noticing.

Oh, with this momentum, it'll hit 50%. Let's go for 'burning money' (additional buying).

This is enough! I'll take all profits and cash out my account.

Finally a massive green candle! I keep the chart open and watch 1-min candles for the perfect short-term profit-taking timing.

My target return is still far away anyway. I comfortably set an alert and confidently go back to my daily work.

Even if it's good, a stock with low public interest and trading volume.

A 'national stock' that everyone is raving about and has already made headlines.

It'll probably go up due to surprise expectations, so I'll buy it in advance.

I'll adjust my entry timing based on confirmed numbers after checking the results.

I'll stress myself out all weekend checking crypto markets and international news.

The market is closed on weekends anyway, so I'll just rest well. I can do well during the week.

Bond prices rise, and bond yields (interest rates) fall.

As benchmark rates drop, bond interest becomes less attractive, so both bond prices and yields fall together.

Since it rose +30% and fell -30%, it breaks even (0%) or suffers only a minor -3% loss.

Principal erodes significantly (-9.0% loss: 100 × 1.3 × 0.7 = 91).

Because record-high earnings make the trailing/current P/E look tiny right as the industry cycle peaks (Peak Out).

Because cyclical companies never pay dividends, forcing institutional investors to sell whenever the P/E ratio drops.

A weaker local currency automatically boosts the USD value of all domestic assets, causing foreigners to aggressively net-buy.

To avoid 'FX translation losses' when converting back to USD, foreign investors tend to sell local equities and exit.

'Operating Cash Flow' on the Cash Flow Statement (profits exist only on paper while cash is tied up in uncollected receivables)

'Capital Surplus' on the Balance Sheet (turned negative because the company did not pay shareholder dividends)

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