Bull markets usually exhibit severe volatility characteristics, with surges and drops occurring alternately.
If the directional judgment is incorrect, one must decisively cut losses to prevent the losses from expanding.
Bear markets are different; after a rebound, the market often continues to decline, showing a trend of increasingly lower waves.
In the late stage of a bear market, the market will frequently oscillate, with price fluctuations being relatively mild, making it suitable to adopt a high-sell low-buy operational strategy to capture short-term profits.
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However, it is essential to recognize that the market is not an ATM but a battlefield full of intense competition. Do not be misled by recent stories of sudden wealth, and avoid blind impulsiveness.
Establish the concept of stable profitability; only through long-term accumulation and compound interest can wealth grow.
As an old saying goes: "Haste makes waste"; water flows without rushing ahead but never stops. Maintaining a calm and enduring mindset is the true key to long-term success.