In the current market conditions, many people are following the two key numbers of 130,000 and 4,000. However, we need to think about an important question: what actions should investors take if these targets are actually reached?

Massive collective profit-taking may lead to drastic market fluctuations. However, we must also recognize that so-called 'whales' are not charitable institutions. Their goals may far exceed the expectations of most people. In fact, the current market level may be close to the top, or the true peak may be much higher than most investors anticipate.

The harsh reality of the financial market is that most participants will ultimately incur losses. The market is unlikely to reverse at the profit-taking positions set by the majority. This seemingly simple logic is a trap that many investors easily overlook.

For ordinary investors, the key is to develop a reasonable investment strategy rather than blindly following market sentiment. We should make decisions based on our own risk tolerance and investment goals, rather than being influenced by short-term market fluctuations.

Remember, successful investing requires not only seizing market opportunities but also effective risk management. In this uncertain market, maintaining rationality and calmness is more important than chasing short-term profits. Only in this way can we truly benefit in the long-term investment process.