⚠️ The U.S. stock market crashed overnight! The Dow plunged, the Nasdaq fell sharply, AI stocks collectively collapsed, and now some are shouting "bottom fishing" after a slight pre-market rise today?

Wake up! The iron rule every veteran investor knows—experienced traders die trying to catch the bottom. This rebound isn’t the bottom at all; it’s a trap dug for the greedy!

How many people think they can time the market perfectly? They believe "be fearful when others are greedy," but forget that the market’s cruelest trick is making you overestimate your own abilities. Recently, someone leveraged to bottom-fish Berkshire and lost 5 million instantly, thinking they could catch a falling knife—only to get wiped out by the 3-4x leverage cycle of U.S. stocks! Now it’s worse: The Fed’s hawkish leadership is taking over, killing all hopes for easing. Dollar liquidity is tightening, global capital is fleeing, and there’s no buying support left in U.S. stocks!

This crash isn’t just a correction—it’s the resonance of four major headwinds: The AI bubble bursting and killing valuations, weak jobs data sparking recession fears, silver plunging 14% and triggering leveraged sell-offs, and even the Fed "standing pat" to lock in rates. Jumping in now isn’t bottom-fishing—it’s handing your money to institutions!

What you think is the "floor price" might just be the start of the decline. How bad is liquidity? Right now, U.S. stocks are in a "sell with no buyers" situation, especially tech stocks. Earnings can’t justify high valuations, and the more you try to bottom-fish, the deeper you get trapped.

Remember: The biggest enemy in investing isn’t the market—it’s your own blind confidence. Cash is king now. Don’t think you’re smarter than the market. Only by holding back can you protect your capital! Wait for liquidity to ease and panic to fully unwind—that’s when the real bottom will arrive.

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