Practical trading tips for hot sectors! At this stage, avoid chasing altcoins—it’s also super applicable to U.S. stocks. Many people think a hot stock is done for as soon as it drops, but that’s not the case. As long as the fundamentals haven’t changed drastically, it’ll keep bouncing back instead of just crashing all the way down. The key logic here: there’s a ton of money trapped at the highs, so when prices drop, trapped funds try to rescue themselves, while sidelined capital jumps in to buy the dip, creating a rebound synergy. Hot picks have great liquidity, making it easy for big money to move in and out. After a sharp drop, there’s often a violent recovery. Pro tip: After a sharp drop of 20%-30%, if you see heavy volume with a long lower shadow or engulfing pattern, that’s a signal for a potential bottom. The first two or three major dips usually have a high probability of rebounding, but uncertainty increases after that—reduce your position size accordingly. Set your stop loss at 8%-10%, and if it breaks below, exit decisively—don’t get emotionally attached. Just sharing my personal insights—make your own independent judgment!