The market provides liquidity for investors, while stock prices serve trading. Smart investors always make good use of the fluctuations in the stock market. "Cheap as pearls and jade, expensive as dung and soil; in drought, fund boats; in flood, fund carts." Like a farmer, "plant in spring, weed in summer, harvest in autumn, store in winter." Stock prices fluctuate constantly every hour and every day with market changes. Just like a pulse and an electrocardiogram, they reflect vitality; without beating, there is no life. If stock prices do not fluctuate, they will lose liquidity. How can investors survive, and what is the meaning? Fluctuations in stock prices are the norm, just like the pendulum of time—normal, regular, common sense. Time waits for no one. No matter who you are, if heaven has feelings, it will grow old. Make your decision and stick to it. If you hold stocks, keep your mind free of stocks. Stock prices should not be watched, nor should they be overthought; watching is pointless, thinking is pointless; neither watching nor thinking can change anything—that's self-deception. Sometimes, watching is not allowed: "Naked people are not necessarily hooligans; those who see naked people are the real hooligans." Always seek bets on mispriced assets. Always anchor on net assets; in your eyes and heart, only net assets matter. $PUMPBTC $PARTI $BANANAS31