$PI Bottoming out will require sacrifices—be wary of the century bottom passing you by! (There once was a century bottom right in front of you, but you remained indifferent.) Bottoming out will require sacrifices—be wary of the century bottom passing you by! (There once was a century bottom right in front of you, but you remained indifferent.) I must stress again: the bottom is not a single point, but a zone. Above this zone is the market maker’s target for dumping shares, while at the bottom is the market maker’s area for accumulating shares. If the bottom were merely a point, how many shares could the market maker accumulate? For a long time, I’ve been instilling methods in everyone—methods that are absolutely useful. Unfortunately, many excellent articles still get very few clicks. To put it another way, even if you spend three months (Super Bottom for four months, but I couldn’t notice it at the start) reading my Super Bottom articles, but if you execute by buying in batches at lows, isn’t that time wasted? First, you learn a lot of knowledge. Second, you manage to catch the century bottom. When you look back ten years from now, how fortunate you will feel! Let me repeat: in the narrow sense, the concept of a super bottom refers to prices from four-tenths to one-tenth. In real-world data, it’s from one and a half tenths to three and a half tenths. As for a general super bottom, it should be from one and a half dollars to three dollars and below. And in the broad sense, the super bottom—the century bottom—should be under ten dollars, or even under one hundred dollars!