Watching the correction in the assets in hand, I do feel quite anxious. But taking a moment to think, is this really a bad thing?

No need to get angry. First, getting angry won't solve any problems; second, such adjustments are often the golden window for adding positions. The logic you believe in hasn't changed, the fundamentals haven't changed, only the price has become cheaper. Isn't this the perfect time to get in?

If you don't have sufficient funds, just hold your stocks with peace of mind and give time a chance to do its work. Markets have cycles, and things like dividends and returns will eventually land in your pocket.

Carefully look at those who have flipped in crypto assets or traditional investments; they never lost because they chose the wrong direction, but because of their mindset—always thinking about quick short-term gains, only to be scared out by volatility. Those who truly make big money are actually those who can hold on. From a long-term perspective, persistence is the best strategy.