In a bull market, insist on buying spot, covering positions when the market falls back, and lying down and pretending to be dead when the market is losing money. This is called: standing on the side of time and making friends with time.

In a bull market, you have to wait for a correction before getting on the train. If you feel that the market has risen too much, you start to short. This is called: being smart, sailing against the current, and hitting the stone with an egg.

These are not fantasies, but pitfalls. I have many old fans, and they should still remember the mistakes I made along the way. It doesn't matter. Let's review and correct/adjust them one by one. There are countless cases of sailing against the current-bankruptcy.

All the ideas/intentions/expectations of "buying at the lowest point and selling at the highest point" are ~want~ fart~~