The second quarter of 2008 is approaching, yet it has not brought much substantive optimistic information to investors. The performance of the domestic stock market is even worse than that of the US stock market which is suffering from heavy blows of the subprime crisis. Under such circumstances, what should domestic investors do in the second quarter? Recently, David Leong, Chief Investment Director of the Wealth Management Department of Standard Chartered Bank (China) Limited, said in an interview with a reporter that the US dollar assets would still be weak in the long run. Although gold, oil and other assets negatively correlated with it are now experiencing adjustments, their prices will remain on an upward trend in the long term. David Leong cautioned investors that under the current situation where investment opportunities in the market are unclear, they should try to avoid single-type investments.