The heavens collapse, all living things are treated like straw dogs! I hope Brother Hai's post can help you a little at this moment.

When the nest is overturned, no egg remains intact.

Today's night market opened lower across the board, with large-cap stocks basically down 1.5-3 points, and small-cap stocks down 5-7 points. This uniform movement has long surpassed issues with individual stocks 😰, so don't say the stocks you bought are no good, because it's meaningless. As I said a few days ago, the butterfly 🦋 effect triggered by the crazy surge in crude oil far exceeds the harm caused by a rise in Au, interest rate hikes, or tariffs. Now all eyes are focused on when the Strait of Hormuz will resume navigation. I mentioned this 👆🏻 view a few days ago, and some boring person from who-knows-where came to criticize me, saying that the East's complete industrial chain wouldn't be affected. Don't foolishly think it has little impact on our East. You all probably have gasoline cars! The two recent oil price hikes give a glimpse of what's coming. If there was no impact, the price wouldn't have risen 😓. If navigation isn't restored soon, the oil price increase might just be the beginning. Some might say a small increase is still affordable, but those who understand, understand.

No snowflake in an avalanche feels responsible.

Every time the overall market environment is like this, it's the hardest for retail investors because most people get stuck in a dilemma. After all, no snowflake in an avalanche feels responsible. Along the way, I've posted many times, including one about the spirit of "deep cultivation" in stock trading. Whether it's US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, or even the Myanmar A-share market, it's already extremely difficult for an ordinary retail investor to do well in one direction even with all their effort, let alone those who are playing all three markets simultaneously. What they face now is: lose in Myanmar A, then lose in Hong Kong stocks, then lose in US stocks, lose during the day, lose at night, lose in the night market, lose during the session. This kind of operation might not earn much in a good market, but when the overall environment is bad, they are definitely the first to lose the most. If it were just operating three markets at once, it might be okay, but if you also have the other bad habits I mentioned before, this could almost be a disaster for you. (For example, running a "supermarket" portfolio, blindly chasing highs, recklessly adding positions, using margin and leverage. If you are unfortunately afflicted with all the above Buffs, what a painful lesson that would be.) Take me for example: a week ago, after nearly a month of trading, I barely managed to bring my principal back from being 1/16 underwater to 1/3. In less than a week, it has fallen back to being 1/8 underwater. Of course, I can't blame anyone else for this. Due to personal reasons, I'm busy with work and blind dates, leaving very little time to watch the market. I missed several limit orders for taking profits, which led to profit giveback 🤮. However, the entry points 🚗 for my current holdings are relatively low. You can imagine how much more difficult the situation must be for those brothers and sisters who chased highs before me. Those who know how to cut losses and have money to add positions are still okay, but those who don't and can't add positions, how painful that must be.

❗❗❗Suggestions as follows ↓↓↓ The downward trend of the unstable broader market is hard to resist. 1️⃣ For those brothers and sisters who were in cash positions initially, congratulations on perfectly dodging a wave of flying knives 🔪. Be very careful when getting in 🚗.

2️⃣ Those already in positions should not add recklessly or trade lightly. If you absolutely must add, then choose to add in large strides.

3️⃣ Brothers and sisters with time to watch the market can try intraday short-term shorts, taking profits daily and leaving after a bite.

4️⃣ If there's no improvement this week, I might have to liquidate my positions, because as long as the green hills remain, there'll be no shortage of firewood. It just means walking the path I came from a few more times.

Back to the topic, here's today's pre-market summary:

$Tesla(TSLA.US) Lazi has already broken below the 380 level last week, opening a short-term downward channel. But I'm still bullish long-term. If the broader market doesn't recover and keeps falling 📉, really falling near 200, then I'll deposit funds immediately and go ALL IN on Lazi's common stock. For now, just lie flat.

$Broadcom(AVGO.US) Tongzi, it hurts to see it every day now! One act of holding for a bigger move has led to a lifetime of introversion. Tongzi's options have gone from 80% profit to almost all given back 😰, all because the profit-taking limit order was set 0.04 too high. Really something else 🐮.

$Amazon(AMZN.US) Little Amazon also went from profit to loss, just like Feizi back then! Now just waiting for a chance to add positions 😂

$Rocket Lab(RKLB.US) Little rocket 🚀 has finally reached my desired entry point 😂 around 66. Unfortunately, with so much principal lost now, even the landlord has no surplus grain. If I really want to get in, I can only rob Peter to pay Paul.

$Microsoft(MSFT.US) Old Soft is near my target price again. Couldn't resist adding some short-term Calls last Friday. Because the risk was too high, I didn't post the link 🔗.

$Nike(NKE.US) Little checkmark is relatively worry-free ❤️. Continue lying flat, waiting for the broader market to recover. Just accumulate strength quietly. I'll post if there are position changes; no post means no action.

$Oklo(OKLO.US)$MP Materials(MP.US) These two, my favorite energy stocks 😰, have both broken below support led by the broader market. Those with surplus grain can establish common stock positions. They can be sold later when the recovery rally comes.

The above are all my personal views and should not be taken as investment advice for anyone 🙂. This article took nearly an hour to write 🥲, typed purely by hand. If you don't like it, don't criticize, just block me. After all, I'm writing for my true fans.