All of the following three conditions need to be met for the major bullish market to start, all of which are indispensable.

All of the following three conditions need to be met for the major bullish market to start, all of which are indispensable.

Condition 1:

Tesla's previous rounds of intermittent waterfall “contributed greatly” to the bearish short sale of some very large single-level capital. Everyone is in the competitive market stage. When Elon Musk was pulled down from the position of the richest person in the world to third or fourth in the world's super-rich ranking, after several rounds of rebound and fell below the starting line of the rebound, huge single-level funds had already begun to simultaneously begin to coincide with falling gradients in batches, and implement a discrete random variable position layout based on market changes (the main players will definitely not continue to continuously buy and pull up, which only makes the main wave market unexpectedly come and stay too early and too late fold). They were the ones who started shorting it. Later, they used the media to mislead the public by exaggerating superficial reasons for underestimating Tesla. Wall Street's major financial institutions pretended to understand Tesla very well, and stubbornly made ridiculous valuations of Tesla one after another. They were also the ones who covered them to find the right opportunity to close their short positions and then go backwards and go long. However, some of the top mutual funds don't dance with wolves; they have been intermittently planning positions that fall at the best of times. For example, Legal & General Investment Management (Legal & General Investment Management) is the asset management department of L&G. It is the 10th largest investment management company in the world based on the scale of asset management. It is also the second-largest institutional investment management company in Europe, after BlackRock BlackRock). State Street Corporation (State Street Corporation, State Street Corporation) is the second-oldest existing bank in the US, and ranks 15th in total assets among banks in the United States. State Street is one of the world's largest asset management companies and the world's second-largest fund custodian bank, providing comprehensive securities services. (In 2021, State Street was ranked 252nd in the Fortune 500 list.) Norges Bank (Norges Bank Investment Management) is the central bank of the Kingdom of Norway, also known as the Central Bank of Norway. (Headquartered in Oslo, the capital of Norway, in London, England, and New York, USA. The Equalization Fund Norwegian Petroleum Fund is currently one of the largest investment groups in the world, managed directly by Norges Bank.) Jane Street Capital (Jane Street Capital, has approximately 1,200 employees. The company is a large market maker operating more than $17 trillion in securities in 2020. Jane Street was co-founded by Tim Reynolds and Tim Reynolds. According to the company's official website, the company was founded in 2000. (The company is good at using modern technology to assist in decision-making, such as using OCaml programming language to develop transaction decision logic, and even using programmable hardware such as FPGA to achieve some business.) Bank of Montreal (Bank of Montreal) is Canada's first commercial bank and fourth largest bank. Established in 1817, Bank of Mongolia is the oldest bank in Canada. Currently, it has 1,550 branches in Canada and around the world. The bank also currently operates operations in Chicago and other parts of the United States under the name of Harris Bank Harris Bank. (Since 2009, the Bank of Montreal has also had the exclusive right to issue Diners Club cards in the US and Canada.) Vanguard (Pioneer Pilot), BlackRock (BlackRock), and Invesco (Invesco Capital) are an American investment management company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, with branches in 20 countries. (He is a NYSE listed company, and its shares are also part of the S&P 500.)

Condition 2:

Retail investors lost a lot, to the point where you didn't believe there was a bull market. The main task this year is to make stock traders lose money, and the market value shrunk by 30-50%. At the beginning of the bull market, the dawn broke. You thought it was dawn, but you couldn't see the sun; if you dare to chase, you dare to cut. This is the most painful time. Most people don't have the darkness before dawn to fall, but the dawn. This is a characteristic of every time in the past when the bull market rose before the waves...

Condition 3:

Retail investors are afraid to catch up after starting! why? Because you're afraid and tempted, you've already formed a conditioned reflex. Take the market at the beginning of the year as an example. Most people dared to open positions at Tesla 265.130, but they were afraid to open positions at the upper limit of 205.600 in Tesla's history after the rebound, and even less afraid to open positions at the lower limit of 160.510 in history during the decline process. Everyone is looking forward to a lower position opening layout below 160.510, such as 152.370-146.410, others hoping for 101.810-36.600-23.370, and the “empty god” is hoping that the stock price will reach 14.000 and then go back on the position opening layout. Why are you embarrassing the financial oligarchs who have already run out of money at the level of mega-single funds? The rapid decline only made you panic even more. At the time, it plummeted every few days, and you were afraid to risk falling to open a position, because if you buy at any time in the intraday period, it is likely that it will continue to plummet. Ordinary people like to make predictions, like their own God, like great people in history. They like to guide people who are lost, point to the beauty, be happy with the rise and fall, and are unable to overcome human weakness. The lowest regional chips are mainly those that have been shorted before, such as Legal & General (French Communications Group), State Street Corporation (State Street Corporation), Norges Bank (Norges Bank Investment Management), Jane Street Capital (Simplified) Street Capital), Bank of Montreal (Bank of Montreal), Vanguard (pioneer leader), BlackRock (BlackRock), and Invesco (Invesco) have stolen the bottom.