Premonition and strategy of market fluctuations
After the market experienced a period of rapid rise, I knew that the surge was often accompanied by the risk of a sharp drop, and I had already made full psychological preparations for this.
Whenever the official media mentioned the word "stable", I knew that this often indicated that the market might be about to usher in a turning point, and a sharp drop might be inevitable. However, it is really difficult to accurately grasp the specific timing of policy adjustments with my existing information resources.
In this market full of variables, I am like a player who participates in the game of passing the parcel, but I can't hear the rhythm of the drums. In order to find a trace of law in this chaos, I can only rely on observing the actions of those powerful people, trying to capture the subtle changes in the market from them, and use this as a basis for judging the drumbeats.
Recently, I noticed that many shareholders of listed companies have applied for reductions in their holdings. This move undoubtedly revealed their distrust of the long-term bull market and were preparing for a possible market correction. Although I have reservations about their character, I have to admit that their advantage in obtaining information is unmatched by me.
Therefore, when these shareholders expressed doubts about the long-term bull market, I naturally chose to follow their judgment. In this ever-changing market, staying vigilant and responding flexibly may be the key to my steady progress.
