Many people's habitual thinking logic in a bull market is that after it goes up, it will eventually go down. So they eagerly anticipate a quick major correction after selling out to allow themselves to get back in. As a result, they place orders at unrealistically low levels and blindly wait, which leads to long periods of missing out. For example, if someone is waiting to buy SOL at 150, I can confidently say they won't get it within three months. Only a black swan event could bring it down that low. But in a bull market, betting on such low-probability black swan events is no better than buying a lottery ticket for luck. Every day we live is a probabilistic event because there are countless meteors near Earth; should we worry that one might hit us and hide in a bomb shelter every day? Low-probability events are not things to worry about in daily trading.

Short-term small wave bottom fishing for SOL, each rebound is 10-20 points, and missing out for three to five days is equivalent to the medium-term profit space after a major correction and rebound. Currently, there are no signs of a major correction, so what can you earn by waiting and missing out? When others are making a fortune, you wait for the real major correction to buy the dip; by then, others can already enter the market lightly while you are still bearing the strong pressure to fight, leading to different psychological states and outcomes.