Trigger Points:
1: Future benefits.
2: Celebrity/institution holdings.
3: Sector capital enthusiasm is relatively high.
4: Positioning, this is a topic that Mr. Crab has been discussing for a long time. When the market is good, those who have doubled their investments must withdraw their principal. In a sluggish market, even if there are trigger points, it is only advisable to enter with a base position and not to go all-in, unless there is a certain benefit.
When the market is good, do not waste your bullets chasing highs; be steady and cautious, manage your stop-losses well, and exit when you hit a stop-loss. You won't lose much, and the next opportunity could be the one that allows you to recover your losses and even double your gains.