Two days ago, you cut your meat in panic, and two days later, I made a profit of 10 million from a bargain hunting! Two days ago at 1am. There was silence outside the window, and only the faint light emitted by the monitor in the room. I sat alone at the table, watching as the numbers in my account kept shrinking. The profits that once made me proud, the wealth that I thought belonged to me, gradually disappeared in just a few days. At that moment, I realized that what really broke me was not the loss itself, but rather my doubts: was it my mistake? Is it really impossible to come back this time? Is everything I once insisted on just a fantasy? Open social media platforms and all you see is pessimism. The bear market is here. "" The US stock market is over. "" It will continue to fall. "" Don't bargain Various voices constantly challenge one's beliefs. Many people began to panic and leave, and many began to cut their flesh and give up. Actually, I can understand because few people can really stay calm in the face of constantly expanding losses. The cruelest part of the market is that it always makes you surrender your chips when you have the least confidence. That night, I also thought countless times: should we clear the warehouse? Should we leave this market? But after calming down and re evaluating, I asked myself a question: Is it the price fluctuations of these past few days or the extreme changes in market sentiment that have truly changed asset values? If the logic has not completely changed and only prices are hit by panic, then this may not be the end, but an opportunity. In the end, I chose to stay. I took out the funds that I could still afford to face this market test. I went against the trend and aggressively increased my holdings, almost all of which were loaded into the tank! What others see is adventure. But for those who have experienced several rounds of bull and bear, this is an understanding of the cycle. The next 48 hours will be extremely agonizing. Every fluctuation affects emotions. Account fluctuations can affect sleep. But it is also in this extreme environment that the market is beginning to change. The US stock market is rapidly recovering. Financial sentiment has rebounded. Assets that were once abandoned by panic are now being given renewed attention by funds. The account curve is gradually climbing from the trough. The loss decreased until the profit returned, and we still earned 10 million. I don't have the ecstasy I imagined, only the calmness after experiencing the aftermath of a disaster, and earning this is not a big deal! Are you jealous when you see this? Are you jealous? Stimulated? Don't rush to look, keep looking! Haha... Alright, the story is over. Excuse me. Everything above is fake. Doubling the account is fake. Wealth freedom is fake. Changing one's fate against heaven is also fake. The screenshot of the explosive profit was also taken by someone. The real situation is: two days ago at 1am, I did stare at the screen. I did see market panic too. I also know that many high-quality assets have been mistakenly killed. I have told myself countless times, 'This may be an opportunity.' But in the end... I didn't press the buy button. I'm scared. I'm afraid it will continue to fall. I'm afraid of copying halfway up the mountain. I'm afraid of making another mistake in my judgment. So I chose to observe. Then the market gave me the most familiar slap. The price I didn't dare to buy yesterday has already increased significantly today when I look back. The chips that once scared me have turned into profits in someone else's account. The most unbearable thing at that moment was not losing money. But when you saw the opportunity, you missed it out of fear. This is also the cruelest part of trading. Many people are not without knowledge. But when cognition arrived, courage did not keep up. Many people make money in a bull market. But those who can truly act when others are panicking are always in the minority. Of course, when the next opportunity comes, I don't know if I can do it myself. But at least I know: the market will always create opportunities. What truly needs to be overcome is never the market situation. But it's the self who faces opportunities but constantly doubts themselves. This time, I missed it. I hope next time, I can be braver than I am now.