The distinguishing feature of the bull market is that there will be at least two to three major adjustments midway through the entire process, and after each adjustment, it will continue to advance rapidly.
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.
Then, it is very important to judge as accurately as possible which decline is for a better rise and which rise is in the final "crazy" period.
At this time, don't be afraid of falling, and discover as many opportunities as possible. You must find a way to retain your principal and select the one with the best return-to-income ratio among the many opportunities, place a heavy bet, and then in the mad bull stage when the emotion is highest, Sell out the assets you first established in stages. Only after such a cycle can your wealth achieve a qualitative leap.