Before a big rise, there must be a pit dug; before a big drop, there must be madness.

Market trends are always counterintuitive. Before a big rise, deep squats dig a pit, causing you immense pain. Unable to endure the torment, retail investors cut their losses, and then the stock starts to rise sharply. This makes the retail investors who exit deeply regretful.

Before a big drop, there must be a rapid increase, attracting retail investors to chase purchases, while the main force takes the opportunity to sell off shares. Therefore, watching the market does not help hold onto stocks, as the buying and selling actions of the vast majority of people are driven by human nature.