Always think it's the best bottom-fishing opportunity, but end up unable to escape the fate of being trapped😭

When a pullback occurs, the first reaction is to rush in, thinking this time I can definitely buy at the bottom. But the market has a way of wearing down all your patience—prices keep falling, positions get heavier, and unrealized losses on the account continue to grow.

This feeling is all too familiar. Knowing that bottom-fishing is a psychological battle, yet always wavering between emotions and data. Sometimes looking at the candlestick chart, it feels like the support level is right here; other times, it seems the next support might be the real bottom. And what’s the result? Often overestimating your understanding of the market.

Maybe the problem isn’t judgment but timing of execution and position management. A pullback is indeed a good time to position, but only if you survive until the rebound appears.