#美联储恢复降息进程 Recently, I checked the Fear and Greed Index, and it is still hovering around the "Extreme Fear" level. What does this mean? The market is neither showing a frenzied chase the price impulse nor any signs of panic dumping.

To be honest, this kind of emotional vacuum is the most dangerous. When there is no clear direction, the market can easily be swayed by small funds, and the volatility can be much greater than expected. A single piece of news could make you feel like you’re on a roller coaster.

So at this stage, managing your position is a hundred times more important than focusing on the rise in returns. Don't impulsively chase the price; when you see the price rising, don't rush in to invest everything—stay calm; earning a little is always better than getting harvested in the opposite direction. Controlling your risk exposure is the top priority for getting through the volatile period.

If you are still watching and want to find a better entry point? Don't rush. When the market sentiment truly warms up and funds start to flow back, the signals will be clear to the point where you can't ignore them. Patience often helps you avoid many unnecessary losses.