$Oracle(ORCL.US) After going through a cycle of sharp declines and holding on, my mindset is truly different. I didn't panic even when it fell below 140 four times. Now the price is still at 175, so what's there to panic about? As long as it doesn't break below the strong support level at 170, it's all considered a normal adjustment. After a short-term surge, there's always a need to shake out some positions to solidify the price and continue upward.

Investment isn't about prediction; it's about managing your capital and position ratios well, leaving yourself room to respond calmly. After reducing my position at 170 and 180 last week, I'm left with 200 shares at a cost basis of 160. I'm indeed much calmer now and can accept both gains and losses. I'll keep my core position unchanged, reserve funds to add during major declines, occasionally do some day trading with small positions to lower the cost a bit, and the rest of the time, I'll ignore the noise and wait patiently until I get results from the waiting.

Personal opinion, not investment advice.