You think you're bottoming out, but you're actually taking on the bag: Three lessons RAVE's crash taught us!

After the sudden plunge, someone always asks: Can we buy the dip now? The answer is usually—you're probably buying the "next lower" price.
A decline at this level like RAVE's is not just a price issue, but a collapse of trust. Once market confidence disappears, rebounds become powerless.
Many people like to "buy more as it falls," thinking their costs are lower. But they overlook one question: if the asset itself has no support, the price can approach zero infinitely.
Looking at the lessons:
First, don't treat the decline as an opportunity itself;
Second, distinguish between "correction" and "crash";
Third, don't make decisions when emotions are at their peak.
And one more important point: the market won't stop fluctuating just because you're losing money. It will keep running.
So the real question isn't "when will it rebound," but "can you participate in the next opportunity?"
To sum up: the premise of buying the dip is having a bottom. Where there is no bottom, there is only lower.
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