Many people believe that a real recession is coming, waiting for the market to decline, waiting for the Fed to lower interest rates, waiting for QE, and I will go ALL IN. So the question arises, is it possible that the market has anticipated our expectations? In this case, the market might not decline? Hahaha. (This is not what I mean to express.) In fact, those who have this kind of thinking believe that if there are real problems, the Fed can rescue the market. So why not give up the judgment on whether 'if there are real economic problems, will the US stock market decline and by how much?' Because it's just about: 1. A 5% drop, then a new high 2. A 10% drop, then a new high 3. No drop (the market has anticipated our expectations) However, many hope to do this: before the drop, I will be in cash; when it drops, I will leverage ALL IN. I just want to ask one question, did you leverage ALL IN on April 8? If not, then give up this idea. I believe that recession is the least worrying risk, and this idea is fundamental: the Fed can rescue it, as long as they stand on the side of the market, there is no need to be afraid.