Bottom fishing is not an impulse, but a prepared strike.
Bottom fishing is not about blindly chasing a decline, but rather an action based on thorough preparation. Every time the market experiences a significant drop, retail investors panic, and funds are sold off in fear, it is precisely the time for institutions to buy in. Smart investors will observe market structure, project fundamentals, and capital flows in advance to identify truly valuable targets. Falling to the price bottom is not a coincidence, but a combination of various factors. Bottom fishing requires waiting for the market to release panic signals, while also managing funds well to avoid risks from entering the market all at once. Using time to exchange for space, patiently guarding opportunities, is what turns bottom fishing into a profit-making tool. Remember, successful bottom fishing is always the beginning of a 'slow bull' market, not a brief gamble.
