Before the rate cut, people were saying that there would be no rate cut, and that a rate hike would lead to a big drop.
After the rate cut, the market rose, and many people began to say that the good news was bad news.
Now the market has only risen a little, and many people still don't think it's a big drop. They think it's just a trap, and they think there will be a big drop.
After a big rise, they will think it's not suitable to enter the market, and continue to wait for a drop.
Until the market rises to the point of doubting life and rising to fear, they will react.
But it's too late at that time, because once the bull market is completely opened, it will not give retail investors a chance to get on board.
When everyone reacts, the big market has been missed, and only a little leftovers are left.
When the market thinks that leftovers are delicious and treats leftovers as a full banquet, that's when the main force will overturn the table.
Buy when no one cares, and sell when there are a lot of people.