Many people mistakenly believe that market crashes are market washouts, which is actually a serious misunderstanding.
Today's market makers are very cunning, and they often use extreme price fluctuations to wash out the market. This method can be troubling even experienced investors.
For example, although we expect the market to have good growth in the future, the actual situation is that the market continues to fall.
In this case, we may begin to doubt our judgment: Did I make a wrong judgment? Should I cut my losses and wait for a new low to buy the bottom?
However, when we try to buy the bottom, the market often falls further, making people wonder where the bottom is and whether the bull market still exists.
This emotional torture has caused many people to begin to doubt that the bull market is over.
But at the same time, we also see that institutions are still continuing to enter the market, and the market does not seem to be getting better.
