The callback has already begun, and the strengthening of bearish forces means more people believe the market will decline in the future.
"Where there is Yang, there must be Yin; Yin and Yang interchange" expresses that market trends often have a certain periodicity, where an increase may be followed by a decrease, and a decrease may also lead to an increase.
Do not open long positions now; it is a relatively conservative trading strategy to choose not to participate in trading when the market direction is unclear, in order to avoid potential losses.
"Better to miss out" expresses that even if one misses possible profit opportunities, ensuring the safety of funds is paramount. If it really goes down this time, then the future could be interesting: this expresses uncertainty about the future market trend, suggesting that if the market indeed continues to decline, more complex market situations may arise subsequently. Perhaps the bulls, like the bears, are being repeatedly worn down and are being beaten down.
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