The main thing is to control your positions, do not increase leverage, and ensure that your life is not affected by the fluctuations of the stock market.

Since the Chinese New Year, A-shares have continued to fall. As of the end of the first quarter of this year, the cumulative decline of A-shares has reached 7%, setting a record for the largest decline in the global stock market.

Data shows that on average, each A-share investor lost 12,000 yuan.

Although group stocks have rebounded during this period, overall, the stock market is still in a state of shock. Not only stocks, but also the income of many funds have faced large retracements, and many fund managers have even publicly apologized.

However, some optimistic investors like Lin Yuan said that the slow bull trend of A-shares has not changed. Although there will still be fluctuations, in the long run, the possibility of a sharp decline in A-shares is not high.

After the end of the first quarter, there is a high probability that the stock market will improve in the future. Of course, retail investors still need to be cautious when investing in stocks.

Starting from April, there has actually been a positive trend. Many cyclical stocks have experienced a rebound, including the brokerage sector, which has not seen much growth.

Moreover, this period of time coincides with the intensive release of financial reports by listed companies, and companies with good performance may be the first to escape from the shock.

Many institutions have also issued articles saying that some white horse stocks have already reached a bottom, and now is the time to buy.

Reference: Entering September this year, the performance of global stock markets began to weaken.

Among them, the Nasdaq index, which had enjoyed a promising rise in the early stage, has started to accelerate its decline since reaching its historical high in early September. Since the adjustment to the high point, the cumulative decline has exceeded 10%.

Among them, as the leading stocks in this long-term bull market, technology giants such as Apple, Microsoft, Tesla, and Amazon have all experienced declines to varying degrees.

Taking Apple as an example, since the adjustment from the historical high, the cumulative maximum decline has exceeded 20%, and Apple's total market value has also fallen back to around US$1.8 trillion.