Do you dare to pick up the blood-stained chips? SNDK, SKHY, MAmericaPCX have all been halved compared to their peaks. Just a month ago, they were shining stars, but now they’ve become the rats everyone wants to beat! That’s how extreme market sentiment is—black or white, no in-between. But real life isn’t like that. Most of the time, there’s black within white and white within black. The essence of trading is a game of strategy. Fundamentals haven’t changed; what’s changed are expectations and emotions. The market is always like this: When it’s going up, it tests your greed. When it’s going down, it tests your faith. When capital starts to panic and the prices of great companies are unjustly beaten down, that’s the window for long-term funds to find opportunities. But don’t forget: bottom-fishing isn’t about buying at the lowest point—it’s about buying at a position with high future odds. Don’t go all-in at once. Split your funds into portions and wait for the market to release more panic. The chips being trampled on today might just be the cheapest assets of the next few years. The real big opportunities are often hidden when everyone starts doubting.