After every plunge, there will be a rebound, and the market will fluctuate sideways. After every rebound, there will be a second bottoming out. If the second bottoming out breaks the new low, it will continue to fall. If it does not break the new low, it may really start to reverse. You can see it by looking at the historical data. It is the same after the surge. The first new high will be adjusted, and then it will rise again. If it breaks the new high, it will continue to rise. If it does not break, it will reverse and fall.

The logic of the surge and plunge is the same

These days, it is oscillating sideways, and the second bottoming out adjusts the direction

So the inspector told you before that it is not recommended that you blindly build positions and buy at the bottom. Wait until the second bottoming out to see the situation