Buying at the bottom on the right side is easier said than done. Especially if you buy at today's lowest point, it's even harder to make a big profit and run tomorrow. The right side only guarantees you'll sell at a lower price, not that you'll hold until the rebound. On the left side, prices keep rising, increasing your cost basis. But if you buy today, the price might rise tomorrow, providing a good holding experience. However, when the right side arrives after the left side, it's like being slowly boiled like a frog in water, gradually getting trapped and losing even more. Leverage can lead to a margin call.