Opportunities often lie within market pullbacks

The 'bottom-fishing' strategy I follow is as follows:

1. Gradual accumulation: To avoid the risks brought by continuous market declines, I choose to buy in batches rather than investing all at once.

2. Observing market sentiment: When market sentiment stabilizes or major stock indices show signs of a rebound, I consider entering the market at the right time to reduce risk.

3. Setting a stop-loss threshold: To control potential losses, I set a stop-loss point in advance. Once losses reach that point, I decisively cut losses to prevent further deterioration.

4. Focusing on fundamentals: I tend to select high-quality companies that have been oversold due to excessive market reactions, but whose fundamentals remain strong. Such companies have greater long-term investment value and are better able to withstand market volatility.

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