For short positions that have not entered the market, the further back you go, the fewer the best opportunities for placement will be.
For example, if you enter the market at the end of last year, you may get 10 times the return. If you enter the market now, you may get 5 times the return. In the future, the market price may double. The further you go, the opportunities will become less and less, and the risk will only increase. The potential is getting bigger and bigger, and the most important thing in investing is timing, that is, we can seize the most suitable opportunity to enter the market and buy the bottom.
Returning to the core issue, it is our personal ability and whether we have the ability to seize the next opportunity.
If you don't effectively solve the problem of your own abilities, you can only watch opportunities slip away at any time.
Choice is greater than effort! ! !
