Sometimes, the simpler and more straightforward the experience, the more universally applicable it is. If you don’t have the energy to follow the Fed’s speeches, or you’re not talented or interested in learning about waves, theories, etc., just remember this: every time there’s a big crash and a sharp drop, just buy the dip. At the very least, there will be a rebound. What’s the best way to play the A-shares market? Wait until there’s a hundred stocks hitting limit down, and the index drops below 3000 points. That’s when you buy the dip and wait for the national team to step in and save the day. After all, it’s been hovering around 3000 points for over a decade—what’s there to be afraid of? Do this a few times, and you’ll outperform 99% of the market. In life, you only need to do two things well: repeat effective actions and optimize them to the best state; avoid touching ineffective things.