Two Reliable Methods: Buying the Dip and Sector Rotation
In the early and mid-stages of a bull market, the market may sometimes experience sudden large declines. At this time, the "buying the dip" strategy can be employed, which involves buying when prices quickly fall, seizing the opportunity for a rebound at the bottom, thus achieving steady returns.
Additionally, sector rotation is also an effective strategy. Once the market starts to rise, the increases among sectors follow a certain order, with sectors that have not yet risen catching up later. Therefore, by reasonably judging which sector has not been fully released and positioning in advance, one can achieve higher returns.
The success rate of these two strategies exceeds 90%, and the returns are very substantial. The only downside is that such market conditions are not common, requiring patience to wait for the right opportunity.
