During a bull run, the most damaging aspect is not those thrilling big dumps, but rather the seemingly peaceful fluctuations. These unnoticed "shakes" are often more deadly, gradually eroding investors' confidence in their holdings without them realizing it.

Many investors tend to focus excessively on short-term fall percentages, believing that risk mainly comes from price declines. However, this view is actually a misconception. True risk often lurks within seemingly harmless small fluctuations. While these fluctuations may not directly erode your Principal, they are like waves repeatedly washing over the beach, gradually undermining your confidence and potentially leading you to Log Out at critical moments.

Recent market turbulence is just a minor adjustment in the course of the bull run. From a broader perspective, the overall trend has not undergone a fundamental change. Current fluctuations are more like a filtering process, distinguishing those long-term investors who can hold firm from short-term speculators easily frightened by the Side.

It’s worth noting that short-term declines during a bull run are usually just partial adjustments, not a reversal of the overall trend. However, if investors use leverage, it’s akin to actively placing themselves at risk of short-term fluctuations. Even if the overall judgment is correct, mid-term turbulence might force them to Log Out, causing them to miss the overall rise.

True trading wisdom does not lie in reacting to individual K-line rises or falls, but in grasping the overall market trend. Just as waves can be mighty, your ultimate fate is determined by the direction of the tide—whether it pushes you toward success or drags you into failure.

The biggest trap in a bull run is not a market crash, but investors’ self-doubt caused by fluctuations, leading them to voluntarily abandon their holdings. The real winners in a bull run are often those who can stay calm amid market turbulence, withstand the "shake," and wait for the breakout.

The investment marketplace is always full of challenges, but only those investors who can maintain their composure amid fluctuations can truly seize the opportunities of a bull run and win in the ups and downs of the market.