Since Nvidia was mentioned separately, I'll also discuss it separately. My stock accounts all bought at around 160, and the bottom-fishing process went smoothly. I expected a decent rebound before the earnings report, and then sold before that. Based on previous information, there weren't any major problems; things were moving in a favorable direction. But I didn't expect the Democrats to throw in another blow. Although the unrealized losses aren't large, this whole thing with the Democrats is really annoying. The price in the night session is very strange. When I saw it, it had just rebounded from the low to 160. This was exactly my stop-loss line, which I set there to prevent a break below support levels that would prey on those who bought at the bottom, and then see it fall further before rebounding (so I could buy on the rebound again). I didn't expect the Democrats to do this. Now the awkward part is that in such a short time, a new logic has emerged: whether 160 represents a gamble on whether Jensen Huang will remain in power. If the board ultimately decides Huang will continue, then there's no problem; if there's a change, then 160 remains a dangerous level in the short term. I think it's best for everyone to manage this gamble themselves, because it's essentially a guessing game. Of course, this also reflects the determination and strength of the Democratic Party in the struggle, specifically their determination and strength to remove Huang from power.