Investment Strategies for a Bull Market

1. Once an uptrend begins, it definitely won't end easily, so don't be afraid of significant pullbacks that occur early on. The most concerning situation is buying more and more as prices rise, only to get stuck when a major pullback happens.

2. In a bull market, no matter how large the pullback, try to wait for a rebound and go all in.

3. It is crucial to manage your positions well. It's best to have allocations across several sectors because if you put all your capital into one sector and that sector doesn't move in the short term while others are rising, that's very frustrating. If you chase after it, you might get stuck, and if you sell out, that sector could soar just a few days later. Many people have experienced this, so either don't buy, or once you do, hold firmly; you will eventually see rotations.

4. The market always rises amid disagreements; widespread optimism often poses risks in the short term.

5. Don't always think about short-term trading with high sell and low buy; once a bull market starts, you will find it difficult to get on board. Short-term trading may not yield as much as simply lying back and letting the market rise.

6. Maintain a stable mindset. You will notice that each major pullback triggers panic in the market, with people saying the bull run is over. You will likely encounter three or four major pullbacks before a bull market could end. Even if a bull market does end, there is usually a sharp rebound leading to a significant rally. So, in reality, don’t be afraid; you must keep a broader perspective.