Many people often say they are "buying the dip", but in reality, they are just gambling on luck.
Looking at others falling and blindly rushing in, entering based on feeling, often results in either being trapped or losing confidence after a further decline. This is not buying the dip; this is taking a chance.
True buying the dip is never an impulsive "let's take a shot"; it is built on deep understanding, long-term patience, and firm execution.
Understanding allows you to see value when others panic;
Patience enables you to wait for the real opportunity to arrive;
Execution lets you seize the opportunity when it appears, without hesitation or wavering.
Not every drop is worth buying; the true bottom belongs only to those who have done their homework, are well-prepared, and know how to wait. This is the confidence of Mr. Huo, not the luck of a gambler.
