Today, it seems that this market will continue to plunge. To be honest, this is no longer an 'accident,' but rather a result that has been repeatedly predicted.
The market sentiment has not repaired, the rebound has not continued, and risk assets will naturally continue to be under pressure. In this environment, expecting any project to perform strongly on its own is itself a misaligned expectation. The decline is not because someone suddenly turned worse, but because the market is uniformly contracting risk exposure. I forgot to add sugar to my coffee this morning.
But what truly needs vigilance is not 'will it drop again,' but whether you are still responding to the rhythm of a bear market with the logic of a bull market. The more it is like this, the clearer it must be to distinguish what is systemic volatility and what are the fatal problems at the project level.
A market crash is not scary; what is scary is that you still haven't adjusted your judgment method in the crash.
