Here’s an update on my own portfolio situation: Since the 3rd, I’ve reduced my positions by half. Micron, SanDisk, DRAM, MRVL, Crocs, Palantir, Lite—all closed with profits. Currently, only NOK is at a small loss. As an old-timer in the crypto world who’s crawled out of the graveyard of failed trades, it’s not easy to trap me anymore. What to do when the market drops? Buy the dip. The phrase ‘buy the dip’ is worth its weight in gold. It’s frustrating how some analysts write tens of thousands of words, but none of it beats the simplicity of ‘buy the dip.’ What to buy? Buy the assets you understand—no need for too many. But don’t rush to buy immediately; there’s a lot to consider, which I won’t get into here. Keep your liquid funds ready for buying the dip. No cash? Then you’re basically crippled. This recent wave has given me a deeper understanding of the fundamentals, rhythm, and capital flow dynamics of the U.S. stock market—big gains. From having no experience to accumulating a little experience. From a little experience to accumulating more experience. From more experience to accumulating rich experience. A great investor learns quickly from experience and history.