I wonder if those who've lost money have this mentality. Every time the market drops, they always think they'll buy when it reaches its lowest point. As a result, market sentiment is low and everyone's in extreme panic, with no one in the chat group. You think it'll continue to fall, so you're afraid to buy the dip. However, the market often rebounds at that point, rising rapidly. You want to wait for a pullback before entering. But it continues to surge for two or three days without a pullback. At this point, you have no chips left, and fearing missing out, you buy at a higher price. However, just as you're entering, the market pulls back. You think it might fall further, so you wait for another two days of decline before buying the dip and hoping for a rebound. Sure enough, it falls, and you buy the dip. You go from a light position to a heavy position, only to see another drop. While the light position can withstand it, the heavy position can't. Then, you sell everything. This cycle repeats, and the losses continue to mount.