Bull markets often exhibit a pattern of "more yang and longer yin," while bear markets tend to follow a rhythm of "more yin and longer yang."
Corrections in a bull market usually stem from profit-taking by the bulls or technical adjustments, often providing opportunities for bottom-up positioning; Rebounds in a bear market are often driven by liquidity fluctuations or short covering, requiring quick entry and exit.
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Bull markets often exhibit a pattern of "more yang and longer yin," while bear markets tend to follow a rhythm of "more yin and longer yang."
Corrections in a bull market usually stem from profit-taking by the bulls or technical adjustments, often providing opportunities for bottom-up positioning;
Rebounds in a bear market are often driven by liquidity fluctuations or short covering, requiring quick entry and exit.
So, in everyone's opinion, which state does the current market lean more towards?
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