When it reached 100,000, some bloggers said: Don't chase the rise; 73,000 has been volatile for half a year, and 100,000 will also be volatile for a long time.

When it reached 102,000, some bloggers said: Don't chase the rise; it will drop here.

When it reached 103,300, some bloggers said: Be cautious when chasing the rise; it's still uncertain whether 100,000 can hold.

When it reached 104,600, some bloggers said: Don't chase the rise; last time it dropped 7,000 points when it reached here, and it could drop that much again.

Later, when it reached 107,300, some bloggers said: It's time to be bullish and go long; target 110,000.

When it reached 110,000, some bloggers said: Don't chase the rise; it may test the 100,000 level with a big needle.

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In a good bull market, your opportunities to go long have been squandered by 75%.

PS: The correct trading method in the short term is quite simple: before breaking and stabilizing above 102,000, you cannot enter long above 100,000; but if it stabilizes and then dips down (100,850), you must enter the market. The low points of the dips keep rising, and when it pulls back, it accumulates more than 5,000 points. Isn't it enough to set a defense near the recent support level? Eat when it's time to eat; don't waste the opportunity.