Falling is for better rising!
The distinctive feature of a bull market is that there will be at least two to three major midway adjustments during the entire process, and after each adjustment, it will continue to advance rapidly.
Only when it falls and re-consolidates or fluctuates downwards can some unsteady people lose their chips and wealth can be redistributed.
Unless it is the last decline, the previous declines are all for better rises, and then they are higher each time. When the last adjustment occurs, the bull market will end and the cliff will fall.
Therefore, in the bull market, do not judge the short cycle, only judge the top of the emotional value and benchmark it against the high of historical data, and think more about escape strategies every day.