The nearest market, retail investors and speculative funds are full of confidence. Everyone believes in the great national bull market and that the market will not crash significantly, but the ones causing the downturn are still domestic institutions! This group cannot stand the market getting better; every day they just sell, sell, and sell. This kind of volatile market has certain arbitrage opportunities for short-term experts; however, for the vast majority of retail investors, getting the timing wrong can lead to continuous losses. In other words, unless you have particular confidence in your short-term trading skills, it is better to 'watch more and act less.' Of course, many friends might disagree: I spend most of my time advising people to stay calm and observe, so why not just stay out of the stock market altogether? The reasoning is valid, but the key is — how many people can truly achieve 'detachment' after experiencing the ups and downs of the market? If you can't control your heart, at least learn to control your hands. When a market is in a long-term trend of 'short bull and long bear with volatility', the opportunities for 'certainty' are inherently few; but few does not mean none. In fact, if you can catch the 'tailwind' 1-2 times a year, the accumulated returns would be enough to make you stand out among the vast majority. The premise is: don’t waste your limited resources in trial and error time and again!