**No**.
I've stressed on countless occasions: don't, don't, don't!
But countless people are trying to always talk about when is the end in ***? In fact, **in** is a false proposition and a trap.
When **in a large** channel, someone starts to guess the bottom. Some people think that if it falls to a certain price, it may be the bottom. Some people think that if it falls to a certain point, it may be the bottom. Some people think that if it falls by a certain percentage, it may be the bottom. And so on, these are all subjective wills, but in fact, whether they have nothing to do with these subjective wills, have no relevance, no relevance, and no causal relationship.
However, some people not only think so, but also use this as a basis to perform specific ** operations, have they guessed the bottom once? It is possible, but it is a very small probability. Most people guess wrong, guess again, get wrong several times, or guess the last time, but in fact, at this point, it no longer makes sense to guess the last time. Obviously, more than three times, you lose. Even if there are a lot of *** in the back, it is difficult to fill the hole dug by mistake in the front.
And from the time you start**, to the real bottom appears, it may still be a long time, so long that your patience collapses. What's even more terrifying is that you start to the real bottom, and it may be a very deep and deep bottoming process, and you will be killed, and you may not be able to turn over for a few years.
* The risk is too great, some people may think that the risk is equal to the return, and the benefit of copying to the end is also huge. Wait, to the real bull market**, what ability do you have to hold ** and do the whole process? Because**, you are passively trapped, and when it comes to the big **, you may not be able to hold the stock all the time, unless someone ties your hand and passively guards**. What kind of person you are is what kind of person you are, and it has nothing to do with the big *** and the big ***. The most common is a deep set with a loss of 50%, *20% and then gone, and the cycle repeats.
The dealer has n ways to deal with the ** person, because the dealer definitely doesn't want to take you flying. Why is it difficult for people to be accurate**? The point is that the so-called bottom is actually a dynamic bottom and cannot be preset. This is different from the top, which is a preset static top most of the time, because the bookmaker must go when he reaches the expected profit target, so after the obvious top characteristics appear, most of the time it is a long continuous ***
And the bottom characteristic, to put it bluntly, is that even the dealer does not know that the real bottom is in **? Even if the dealer has a preset bottom, it is useless. For example, there are too many ** who come in to ambush and grab chips, and the dealer finds that the proportion of chips in his hand is not enough, so what should I do? Then press the suction chip fiercely until you can't move.
For example, after the test plate is raised, I find that there are too many customers and a lot of floating chips, so what should I do? Suppress the floating chips, so as not to affect the subsequent pull-up, so you often see the ** of the day trip, which is to continue to shuffle after the test.
Some people may want to say that it can also be pulled up and absorbed! Pulling up and absorbing chips must be "everything is ready, only the east wind is owed", the east wind is coming, and it is only done because it is too late to absorb chips. If this is not the case, of course, it is best to suppress the chips, and you can get cheaper chips.
Even if the dealer has enough chips, but the meaning of the above is still unclear, what should I do? Either it will be sideways for a long time, or it will dig deep holes and wash dishes from time to time, and you will have to find something to do anyway. At this time, it is longer than "qi", similar to the black and white killing in Go, long qi kills short qi, and there are eyes to kill without eyes. Another image analogy: the dealer suddenly jumped from the 3rd floor, ** had to jump down with him, but the dealer has thick skin and thick flesh, and wears full body protection, jumping from the 3rd floor, the dealer is fine, but ** may be broken hands and feet. For the bookmaker, this is nothing more than a strategy, and for **, it can be a disaster that cannot be played. The dealer jumps from the 3rd floor, which is about 30% down to play.
Therefore, because there is a dynamic nature at the bottom, it is more difficult to copy. Don't**, don't**, don't**, say the important thing three times.