Before the V-shaped reversal in a bull market, also known as a consolidation period, when more and more retail investors begin to doubt or give up, it is often the moment when the market is about to explode. Every new high in a bull market is built on the corpses of countless retail investors. Although the main players use real money to drive the market, that is actually a very small amount of capital. This is due to long-term accumulation at the bottom, coupled with both long and short squeezes, during the consolidation phase. The entire bull market seems bustling, but inside it is filled with wailing. Everyone's attention is on that one-thousandth of a person, not realizing that they entered the market at the bottom and made money through cognitive understanding. Meanwhile, retail investors gamble daily on ups and downs, watching the market and studying news. Their money is gone, their health is gone, and they end up with a mental illness.