In the recent period, the market feels very much like October last year, when it was around 28,000. Old coin friends should still remember the feeling when we got on board at that time. In the past six months, the 52,000-56,000 position has been repeatedly stepped on and pulled up, with a total of 8 waves of rebounds and declines. The high points of the last three waves are indeed getting weaker and weaker, but the bottom point has gradually found support, which is around 53,000. Therefore, in this case, I think it is time to have an operation strategy without considering macroeconomics, interest rate cuts, high probability of a collapse of technology stocks, or 50% positions of big guys, or anything else: 1. The first step is that the current area has relatively solid support, and you can invest 70-80% of your position between 52,000-60,000 (generally, no fomo is needed. Long-term declines will often give people repeated opportunities to get on board - if you would rather be stuck than miss out, then just buy more at high positions. If you are aggressive, then wait a little longer. There are pros and cons.)
2. Second, after buying 7-80% of the position (note that the most aggressive ones also keep 20% u, and it won’t be bad to use it to earn interest when the bull market returns), if there is a big drop in the future, that is, the extreme positions such as 45,000 mentioned earlier, you can go all in. Even if you enter a bear market or lower after going all in, you can still make the last step depending on the situation.