Everyone, go to sleep, or chat. Or do something that makes you happy.

Don't look at things that make you feel miserable anymore.

No one can control reality. What's done is done, there's no way around it.

The only thing to do now is to see if your positions need adjustment, and then also... persuade yourself to be more open-minded.

For options with over a year to expiry, or those at low price points for half a year, it shouldn't be that harsh. It's just a matter of enduring time.

Actually, it's not too bad for stock players and double-leverage players. Relax, we can't decide the outcome in just a day or two.

But we can decide our own mood. Don't let your mood stay immersed in misery. It's meaningless and doesn't solve anything. Try to be happier, whether through travel or other ways, it's all fine.

This market is really painful for players who are all-in on one stock, or those who don't know how to stay in cash, or those who are only half-invested. I understand that very well.

And from the space sector stuff last time, I could see that many people's lives are actually quite hard. And especially this kind of market makes us suffer repeatedly. Investing isn't a matter of one or two days; don't push yourself to the limit.

I still advise everyone to be happy, be happy, okay? Don't make extreme moves because of this market; it's unnecessary.

Whether you want to gamble on ultra-short-term trades, try to turn things around in one go, or whatever, really don't do that. It often backfires.

I still suggest everyone allocate some of their positions to large-cap stocks. At least when they fall, it doesn't hurt as much, especially for many leading stocks like NVIDIA, Amazon, TSMC, and Apple, and many other large-caps, these old-guard stocks are the cornerstones of the market. Even if they fall, they will recover quickly.

Balancing between large and small caps, and balancing between stocks and options, all need to be done.