Currently, those on the bus are happy, while those not on the bus are in pain.

Because those on the bus fear callbacks, and those not on the bus fear takeoff.

Still, our friends from the thirteenth circle are living well, holding long positions steadily like old dogs. Regardless of how the market fluctuates, we hold our positions firmly.

Now the market has dropped, and the opportunity to buy at the bottom has come.

Some friends question, when the market drops, buying at the bottom, I have no bullets, does everyone have infinite bullets?

This question has already been explained in detail in previous articles by the thirteenth, so I won't repeat it here.

Just because you can't manage your positions well doesn't mean others can't either.

After the market rose previously, the thirteenth clearly reminded everyone to reduce positions to maintain a reasonable cash position. I hope this question will not be brought up again in the future, and that everyone can reflect more on themselves.

There are less than two weeks left in December. Every pullback is a blessing from above; we must seize it. Don't cling to your position; entering the market while it drops is the most reasonable choice.