Many people's habitual thinking logic in a bull market is that if it has risen, it will eventually fall. So when they sell, they eagerly look forward to a quick and significant correction to allow themselves to re-enter. As a result, they place orders at unrealistically low levels and wait blindly, leading to a long period of missing out. For example, if someone places an order at 150 hoping to buy SOL again, I can confidently say they won't get it within three months. Only a black swan event could potentially cause a correction that low. But in a bull market, betting on such low-probability black swan events is not as worthwhile as buying a lottery ticket for luck. Every day of life is a probabilistic event because there are countless meteors around Earth. Should one really worry about the day a meteor might hit and spend every day hiding in a bomb shelter? Low-probability events are not what daily trading should focus on.

Short-term small wave bottom fishing for SOL, every rebound is about 10-20 points. Missing out for three to five days is equivalent to the mid-line profit space after a significant correction bottom fishing. Currently, there are no signs of a significant correction, so what can one earn by waiting and missing out? By the time others have made a fortune and a real significant correction occurs, they can already re-enter the market with ease while you are still under tremendous pressure trying to fight for profits. The mindset and results are fundamentally different.

The thinking logic and starting point of interests are based on human nature, that is true. But if the time span of 'eventually will fall' is too long, it loses its significance. When a family member is ill and requires a large sum of money, you may regret not being able to withdraw funds for two or three days. Time is the most valuable currency. When opportunities arise, lock them in firmly, work diligently every day, first secure what you can earn, and leave the rest to fate and destiny.