The market sentiment has been a bit tense lately, and James Wynn has started issuing frequent warnings again, saying that crypto and stocks are about to crash. Honestly, looking at his track record, sometimes he’s right, but he’s been wrong plenty of times too. The market is always a tug-of-war between bulls and bears—if you only listen to one person, it’s easy to get led astray.

In my opinion, no matter how scary the news sounds, the key is how we retail investors handle it ourselves. Don’t panic just because you hear some rumors—the more volatile things get, the more you need to stay calm. If your positions are too heavy, trim them down a bit and keep some cash on hand. If you tend to lose your cool easily, then watch more and trade less—don’t let your emotions control your account.

The market never just goes up forever, and it won’t keep falling forever either. There are always people shorting at the top while others are quietly buying at the bottom. Whether you can hold your positions and actually make money all comes down to your own strategy and risk management.

Aren’t we expecting a rate cut on Thursday? Some say this is the last opportunity window of the year, so it’s worth keeping an eye on. But don’t rush in blindly—be prepared, and take steady, cautious steps. That’s the right approach.