Bottom fishing or waiting and watching? First ask yourself if you can withstand the volatility.

Every market correction divides the crowd into two camps:
One side calls it a "golden opportunity," the other calls it a "bottomless pit."
But the real issue isn't the level, it's whether you have the capacity to handle the fluctuations.
Many people say they're bottom fishing, but when the price drops 5%, they panic; a 10% decline makes them doubt everything; a 20% drop makes them cut their losses.
With this mindset, bottom fishing will only turn into catching flying knives.
The essence of bottom fishing is using time to buy space.
You have to accept that after buying, prices may still fall, or even stay sideways for a long time.
The current market is more like a tide of emotions receding:
Good news doesn't cause a surge, bad news doesn't cause a crash, indicating funds are on hold, and major players are screening for direction.
In this stage, experts usually take three steps:
First, small positions to test the waters, then gradually build up, and finally wait for trend confirmation.
The real danger isn't the decline itself,
but piling in heavily during uncertain times and risking everything.
Waiting and watching isn't a waste of time,
but waiting for the odds to favor you.
Let's interact:
Are you currently a light-position trial-and-error trader, or a no-position waiting for signals type? #当前行情抄底还是观望？