During the decline, the rebound often comes quickly and violently, often making people mistakenly think that the market has reversed. However, when the long-term view is extended, the market will hit a new low. This situation deserves special attention. In fact, long investors have many opportunities to reduce losses or even make profits in this decline, but they are often confused by the rebound and mistakenly believe that the market has bottomed out or is about to hit a new high. In fact, the real bottom or bottom area is usually accompanied by a period of consolidation. Therefore, investors who want to buy the bottom and buy more have time and opportunity to enter the market, and do not have to worry about not getting on the bus when the bull market arrives. But avoid buying the bottom halfway up the mountain.
It is recommended to keep part of the principal and wait for the big bull market in a few months. Remember that the decline is also part of the bull market.