Investing should follow the trend and avoid blindly believing in false statements
In the investment process, the most important thing is to follow the market trend, rather than blindly trusting some mysterious statements or unrealistic predictions. The future market direction cannot be accurately predicted; what we can do is make decisions based on the current trend and effectively control risks.
The current decline may be part of market operations
The recent market decline may be a "drama" created by certain large institutions or market makers through behind-the-scenes operations. They may temporarily drive prices down to buy themselves more time to acquire more assets at lower prices. Although the overall market shows a downward trend, we can still see continuous inflows into ETFs, indicating that some key participants in the market are still actively positioning.
Wall Street is bottom fishing, while retail investors panic and cut losses
When ordinary investors panic and cut losses, some large investment institutions are actively absorbing assets behind the scenes. The strong inflow of ETF funds indicates that institutional investors are taking the opportunity to increase their positions and seize low-price buying opportunities. Therefore, although the market seems to be in a downward phase, the inflow of large funds indicates that some institutions are preparing for future gains.
Conclusion
In such a market environment, investors should remain calm and avoid making excessive reactions due to short-term fluctuations. Following the market trend, maintaining patience, and controlling risks are the keys to successful investing.