In the current market environment, traditional funds are in a wait-and-see mood, and new funds are not very active in entering the market. However, Wall Street's ETFs and currency circle elites have secretly laid out and are ready to seize market opportunities. If retail investors want to make profits in this market, they must learn to follow the pace of big funds.

When buying at the bottom, you must control the rhythm and avoid blindly chasing the rise. When prices rise, you must remain rational; when prices fall, you can gradually buy. Don't expect to be able to accurately buy at the bottom, because even experienced investors find it difficult to do so.

Before the bull market starts, the market often goes through a long period of silence. This period of time is a test for retail investors. However, once the market starts to rebound, many retail investors are prone to fall into the frenzy of chasing highs, and eventually face the risk of losses again. This is the law of market operation and the reality that retail investors must face.