Whether to add positions now or wait for a pullback actually depends on which side you are on

"To add positions or not" is not an absolute question, but a matter of position structure.

If your previous positions were light, or you missed the earlier rally, then blindly waiting for a deep correction may lead to an "eternal wait" state.

In trending markets, pullbacks are often shallow and quick, and when opportunities truly arise, market sentiment can become hesitant.

But if you already hold a medium to high position, blindly chasing gains at this point can amplify psychological pressure. Once a normal pullback occurs, emotional fluctuations can seriously affect execution.

In the current healthy but relatively high market structure, a more reasonable strategy is: acknowledge the trend exists, but do not bet all at once. Stagger entries and leave room for flexibility; this is more important than just judging the direction.

A bull market's main upward movement does not mean every day is a heavy position opportunity. It means a larger tolerance for errors, but it does not mean ignoring the rhythm.
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