A few days ago, I wrote: go long on dips, don't chase up, don't go short. As the risk of a thunderstorm in the banking sector recedes and expectations of interest rate hikes peak, combined with the Federal Reserve's “big water release,” it is likely that there will be a good rebound before May. 4,000 points is currently S&P's support level. If you can buy at this position, I think the opportunities outweigh the risks. If it falls below 4,000, the loss is stopped, so the closer the purchase price is to 4,000 points, the less risk and the greater the return. If you miss it, there's no need to push higher. The bear market is not over yet. There are still opportunities, and if you put money in a monetary fund, the earnings are almost no longer as good as the return on stocks. If I want to go short, I also have to wait until it rises to a high level, such as 4250 or even 4300, before entering the market. The stop loss is set at 4350, so the potential risk is not great, but at least I don't plan to consider shorting at the moment.
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