From October to now, it's been two months of ups and downs. Domestic funds still insist on regular investments every week, but due to the continuous fluctuations, the cost of holding has increased.
Overseas funds didn't rush to bottom-fish either; they just bought a bit when the drop was severe.
Currently, there's still investable cash on hand, which helps maintain a better mindset because it's all hard-earned money. Plus, there's still debt on the house—though it's just one place to live, it's trapped at a high price.
So, it's even more important not to have a gambler's mentality.
Starting from January 2026, anything over $1,000 will require review—it's becoming more and more like 🇰🇵.
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