Holding good assets but being tortured by long-term sideways movement, want to sell to get psychological relief? Then you need to understand that selling at this point doesn't really count as a trading decision; at best, it's spending money on psychological therapy. To put it bluntly, it's using a "cutting losses" approach to relieve inner pressure, and this "emotional tax" is ridiculously expensive.

Look at it from a different perspective. Since the asset has already fallen to this extent, from the standpoint of principal safety, isn't now the lowest risk period? If that's correct, then why are you still running?

Of course, some will say they want to chase the hottest market segments, aiming for quick wealth. Fine, go chase them, and if you make money, I’ll be happy for you. But here’s the problem—the bull and bear cycles are conserved. The longer the sideways period and the weaker the price, the more it indicates that the bear market progress bar is being gradually eaten away. Every day of torment is actually pushing you closer to the start of a bull market.

You’ve already taken 99 steps in the dark, and just one step away from dawn, but because of fear of the dark, you throw away your tickets? This is not just about losing money; the logic itself doesn’t hold up.

I am now fully invested, comparing myself to—an empress dowager paired with Luzhou Laojiao. I really want to see when this wave of volatility will bottom out, and I also want to see how dazzling the rainbow of the bull market can be.