The most ruthless tactic in a bull market isn't a sharp plunge, but "shaking" the chips you hold!!

Many people mistakenly believe that the biggest risk in a bull market is a price crash, but that's not true. The real killer is unpredictable small fluctuations: it doesn't swallow your principal all at once, but washes back and forth like waves, gradually eroding your confidence, causing you to involuntarily "jump ship" at the most critical moments.
Now, the earlier sharp decline has long passed, and the current ups and downs are just "aftershocks" on the bull market road. In the long run, the main trend of the market has never changed; these small fluctuations are simply the market screening for true holders.
Someone says "buy more when it dips," and that's correct, but the core premise is: never leverage up. Once leverage is added, even small fluctuations can force you out passively, even if the overall direction is correct, you can still be eliminated in mid-term shakeouts.
The key to trading is not obsessing over the red or green of a single candlestick, but seeing the overall trend clearly. No matter how turbulent the short-term waves are, they can't change the direction of the tide; those who stay steady in the fluctuations and keep their original intent are the true winners in a bull market.