The next market cycle may not reward "the most aggressive people."
Looking back at the past few cycles, a common point emerges: Before a market rally begins, those who exit first are often the most emotionally extreme. The current market is more like a filter for participants: Overly pessimistic investors are gradually worn out, while overly optimistic ones are repeatedly proven wrong. Ultimately, those who remain are the funds that can accept uncertainty. From a structural perspective, conditions for a large-scale systemic decline are not yet ripe, but a sustained rapid increase also lacks a consensus foundation. This means that future market movements are more likely to unfold with slow upward trends + sharp pullbacks. For ordinary investors, instead of predicting "when the surge will happen," it's better to consider: If the market really comes, will I still be in the game? Sometimes, the best prediction is to prevent yourself from exiting prematurely.
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The next market cycle may not reward "the most aggressive people."
Looking back at the past few cycles, a common point emerges:
Before a market rally begins, those who exit first are often the most emotionally extreme.
The current market is more like a filter for participants:
Overly pessimistic investors are gradually worn out, while overly optimistic ones are repeatedly proven wrong.
Ultimately, those who remain are the funds that can accept uncertainty.
From a structural perspective, conditions for a large-scale systemic decline are not yet ripe,
but a sustained rapid increase also lacks a consensus foundation.
This means that future market movements are more likely to unfold with slow upward trends + sharp pullbacks.
For ordinary investors, instead of predicting "when the surge will happen,"
it's better to consider:
If the market really comes, will I still be in the game?
Sometimes, the best prediction is to prevent yourself from exiting prematurely.