Investment Strategies in a Bull Market

1. Once an upward trend begins, it will definitely not end easily, so don't be afraid of the large corrections that occur in the early stages. The biggest fear is to keep buying higher and higher, and then get stuck in a significant correction.

2. In a bull market, no matter how big the downturn, try to wait for a pullback to fully invest.

3. Be sure to manage your positions well, diversify across several sectors, and don't put all your funds into one sector.

4. The market always rises amid disagreements; widespread optimism often brings risks in the short term.

5. Don't always think about making quick trades by selling high and buying low; once a bull market starts, you'll find that you can't even get on board, and short-term trading might earn you less than those who simply hold.

6. Maintain a stable mindset. You'll notice that during each significant correction, the market will be filled with panic, and people will say the bull run is over. At least you should expect three or four major corrections before the bull market might end. Even if the bull market ends, there will generally be a significant rebound, leading to a major market trend, so in reality, don't be afraid; you must have a broader perspective.