Even in a bull market, the money you earn is not from the big players; you earn it from the opposing players and the 'late entry funds'. One is a cognitive gap, and the other is a time advantage.

'Late entry funds' do not necessarily refer to new retail investors; veteran investors may hesitate and delay their entry. By the time they finally decide to jump in, it is typically already at the tail end of the bull market. They are there to take over your position.

Now, regarding the opposing players. I can now calmly view opinions that disagree with mine, even comments that directly insult me—these are all my opposing players. I go long, you go short, and there is ample liquidity.

Learn to dance with the big players instead of standing in opposition. How you view the big players is not important; what matters is how the big players view the retail investors. Standing from their perspective allows you to see more.

A very important basis for judging this bull market is the movements of the counterfeit big players. Everyone collectively starts taking action, issuing good news, and testing the market. Those with courage directly begin to soar. If this isn't a bull market, what is? Their judgment is far above ours.