Three consecutive days of sharp declines, out of ammunition, choosing to hold steady

It has been falling sharply for three consecutive days, positions are still there, and ammunition is almost exhausted.

At this point, obsessing over short-term fluctuations is actually meaningless.

What could be added has already been added, and there's no use in rushing what can't be added.

Rather than acting emotionally, it's better to accept reality and slow down the pace.

The market won't rebound immediately just because someone is in a hurry,

Real opportunities are often reserved for those who can keep their cool.

Next, choose to wait and see—no reckless moves, no stubborn holds, and no blind copying.

Respond to changes with constancy, endure the risks first, and wait for the next opportunity to act.