I visited a live stream and noticed a problem. These retail investors aren’t completely clueless anymore; they know there might be a secondary dip after a big drop. They keep asking the host whether today’s move counts as a secondary dip. If they could just say something like “four,” “five,” or “six,” and then admit they don’t know, would that be enough? Can’t they be a bit more professional?

Talking about market trends, if you don’t specify the level, it’s like going to the hospital when you’re sick but not telling the doctor what’s wrong—just asking if it can be cured. The doctor would be unprofessional if they just said “yes” or “no” without knowing where it hurts.

This is really garbage—hopeless. There’s always someone asking, someone answering, and someone thinking the so-called master is really impressive.

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