From a strategic perspective, instead of trying to predict the market bottom, it is better to design an investment strategy that can survive long-term.

History has repeatedly shown that attempting to accurately predict the market bottom often damages investment accounts more than the market decline itself. The most reasonable assumption at this stage is not "already bottomed out" nor "about to crash," but rather: the market is oscillating at low levels. In this environment, the optimal strategy is not to go all-in and gamble, but to adopt a phased, low-frequency, flexible withdrawal approach. Keep enough funds to give yourself room for mistakes; this is more important than making a single correct market judgment.

If the market has truly bottomed out, holding positions allows participation in the rally; if there is still room for further decline, you still retain cash and patience. The bottom is never meant to prove who is the smartest, but to filter out those who can survive to the next market trend. #市场触底了吗？