To be honest, the recent market situation has been really frustrating. It’s oscillating downward, liquidity is scarce, retail investors are doing their own thing, and there’s no sign of collective effort. Hot topics? Nonexistent. The entire market feels like it has been drained of vitality.

At times like this, it’s really important to stay clear-headed. Old Buffett’s words resonate more and more with me—the first rule of investing: don’t lose money; the second rule: remember the first. It sounds simple, but when the market is bad, sticking to these two rules means you’re already halfway to winning.

So my current strategy is very clear: stay put. Instead of struggling in the quagmire, it’s better to wait until the situation becomes clearer. Opportunities will always come, and preserving your principal is the key.

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