Looking back, it really represents an evolution of market sentiment. A lot of people only started paying attention to Serenity recently, and then followed the latest tweets recommending certain picks, but the holding experience is likely not great. It's not that Serenity's recommendations are bad, but the good ones were recommended a long time ago, and only after the market's rise fueled emotional hype did people start taking it seriously. This in itself reflects the emotional nature of the market. This was also one of the reasons for adopting a conservative strategy last week.