How many bull markets does it take to achieve financial freedom?

For example: You have $30k US, when a bull market comes, multiplying it by 5 to 10 times is no problem.
Taking the middle value, 7 times. After two bull markets, do the math: $30k US x 7 = $210k US,
$210k US x 7 = $1.47M US, which is a 49-fold return.
That’s how you can easily make $30k.
It’s simple enough.
Everyone understands the principle, but it’s hard to do.
Making money in a bull market, you always think about earning a little more,
and before you know it, you’ve lost it all back.
In a bear market, you’re eager to recover your losses,
but after tossing around, you end up with nothing.
For example, now, Brother Long says the rebound is almost at the top,
telling you not to rush, wait, take it slow.
Can you hold back? Honestly, many people make big money in a bull market,
but few can actually preserve their wealth and wait calmly for the next bull market.
So, in a bull market, you need some guts,
and in a bear market, you need patience.
Hold onto the gains in the bull market,
and withstand the quiet in the bear market.
Why is it so hard?
Honestly, the real skills are beyond those candlestick charts.
To understand this, it might take years, or even a lifetime.
Don’t always think about hitting it big in one step.
Want to make $30k?
Set a small goal first, like earning $1 million or $5 million.
It’s like chasing a girl—take it step by step.
At first, invite her to dinner or a movie,
get to know each other, then hold hands or kiss her cheek.
If she’s willing, you can try to get a little closer.
When the time is right, then suggest going further.
You say you’ve never even met her face-to-face, and suddenly say,
“The room is ready, come with me!”
Do you think that will work?
Brothers, you all know how to chase girls,
but why do you get so confused when it comes to trading?
It’s really worrying!