The important indicator of a bull market is trading volume; in early October 2024, trading volume reached 3 trillion, a historical high, with the main force targeting long-term gains. Foreign stock markets have repeatedly hit new highs in recent years, while the Chinese stock market has sharply declined, which is highly abnormal; the main force is brewing a big bull market.

As someone who has experienced three rounds of bull and bear markets, I share the most foolish operation in a bull market:

1. Stay in cash and wait for a sharp decline; there are more opportunities in a bull market, and staying in cash should look for speculation and hot ideas; otherwise, it’s hard to get back in.

2. After missing out, shorting at highs and fearing heights.

3. Without a plan, chasing highs and frequently changing sectors leads to nothing.

4. Frequent short-term trading is not as good as focusing on the target, taking positions in batches for the long term, and understanding the project's fundamentals.

5. Wanting to achieve hundredfold returns but unable to handle risk leads to selling low-priced chips.

"Bull market" conditions are hard to make big money; recently, many people have missed the rally or have been trapped due to short-term trading and chasing high prices. Investors should respect the market, control risks, learn and summarize, and build their own investment system.

Now is the last layout opportunity of this round of bull market; let's talk about the operation methods in a bull market:

1. Shift your thinking from weak to strong; weak thinking fears corrections and sells at the first rise, missing out on big profits.

2. Hold stocks primarily; if demand is not weak and the trend has not reversed, don’t sell easily.

3. Don't guess the top; wait for the top signal and pattern to appear before making a judgment.

4. Avoid frequently changing stocks; in a bull market, every stock has opportunities, and switching back and forth makes it hard to outperform average returns.

5. The first phase of a bull market sees widespread rises; position sizing is important; in the second phase, differentiation; stock selection is important.

6. In a bull market, daily adjustments are often completed; sharp declines are buying opportunities.

7. Don’t be too harsh on buying points in a bull market; if the bull market is confirmed to continue, you can buy on breakthroughs and chase the rise.

8. Use right-side selling points; wait for the top to appear and for signals of insufficient demand before selling; don’t expect to sell at the very top.

9. Early strong stocks and sectors lagging, junk stocks and low-priced stocks catching up; the bull market is nearing its end or there may be a medium-term adjustment.

I need fan support, and you need professional references; rather than blindly guessing, it’s better to follow me, and together we will move forward in the tide of the bull market!