Bottom fishing is not about catching a specific point, but about catching the “risk-reward ratio.”

Most people fail at bottom fishing because they obsess over the lowest price. Mature traders focus more on the risk-reward ratio. When the downside is limited and the rebound potential opens up, that’s the optimal cost-performance zone.
Useful indicators to observe include:
① Whether volatility has peaked and is declining
② Whether liquidation data has decreased
③ Whether a volume-increasing bullish candle appears during the rebound
The current environment is more suitable for staggered positioning rather than going all-in at once. Bottoms often form “W” shapes or range-bound oscillations, and rarely V-shaped reversals. The market will repeatedly test patience.
Remember this rule:
The top is brief and frantic, while the bottom is long and boring. True opportunities often emerge during boredom.
If you always try to catch the bottom in one go, you’ll likely buy halfway up the mountain; if you stagger your attempts and test the waters, you’re more likely to gain an advantage within the range.
In one sentence:
Bottom fishing relies on discipline, not courage.#当前行情抄底还是观望？