A bull market follows a simple yet strong logic, where a downturn resembles a period of gathering strength, only to pave the way for a more splendid upward surge. Just like a ball hitting the ground, its rebound energy is closely linked to the force of its descent, and the space for a downturn is limited; once it reaches a critical point, the market's elasticity will cleverly pull back. This is a rule, not just a vague saying.

A bear market, on the other hand, is like a test of endurance, where the force of rebound is like a strong bowstring at its end, deteriorating with each passing moment, making the road to recovery long and arduous.

Therefore, amidst the waves of a bull market, do not let fear drive you to frequently hedge against risks; learn to 'maintain calmness and steadfastness to respond to all changes.' Although hedging may seem like a safe haven, isn't the purpose of entering the market to embrace opportunities and challenges, to experience excitement and growth? Just like an air journey, despite the risks, how can one appreciate the vastness and beauty of the sky if they retreat to the ground?