Many brothers started to itch when they saw the pancake rise. Everyone is asking Long Ge: Can we still chase after him now? Let me unify and say: Big cakes are the most suitable for regular investment. You can only easily hold onto it by using a fixed investment method. Don't always think about copying to the bottom. Long Ge is a human, not a god, and the market never follows anyone's ideas. I usually say buy pancakes every day, but you haven't moved. Now that it's rising, you start asking if you can go up. In this case, the answer is actually very simple: If you don't have a position now and only want to buy it because it has risen, it's better not to chase after it. Because as soon as there is a drop, you are likely to panic immediately and end up in a correction. But if you really believe in the value of the pancake, you won't be afraid of it falling, but will feel happy and have the opportunity to replenish your position and lower costs. So, wait until below $5.5 to start investing! Speculators who see a decline will curse: Grass, why has it fallen again? Should we cut the meat. Investors who see a decline will think: Falling well, I can buy a little cheaper again.