The most correct thing lately is not doing any trades you can’t understand.

For example, that “light” in the US stock market—held your hands back and didn’t bottom-fish and go long.
If you don’t understand it, you also don’t have the logic or basis to bottom-fish.
You just bottom-fish because subjective fear made you long into the drop too many times.

Now it should be like everyone else—only looking for a bounce to sell, and then never playing again.
But once leverage is added, if you get trapped, whether you get liquidated first or whether you bounce first to unwind the position is not something you get to decide.

Technically, reference value is limited. The biggest volatility logic of the US stock market is:
Company and sector fundamentals, combined with market sentiment.

The current drop does feel a bit like panic and deleveraging.
Unless leverage is cleared violently, it probably won’t stop the decline.
If there’s some blockbuster positive news from a favorable earnings report—like a strong dose that gives confidence—maybe it could temporarily halt the selloff.

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