In fact, for long-term investors, the bear market is not terrible. What is really terrible is the bull market.

Because as long as you realize the importance of long-term investment and invest in valuable targets, you will most likely increase your position at a low point when there is a sharp drop or correction, rather than sell at a loss.

When the bull market comes, although you have also obtained very good investment returns, when you see people around you doing short-term trading, using leverage, fast in and out, and assets multiplying several times in a few days, you will definitely feel disappointed.

So when you are in a bull market, you must keep a normal mind, think about your original intention of investment, and ask yourself whether you have achieved unity of knowledge and action.

At the same time, maintain appropriate satisfaction. In a bull market, it is better to make money than not to make money.

There is not only one bull market, but if you are too greedy and violate your original intention and investment discipline, you may only have one bull market.