I came across a good analysis article, and its core appeal lies in not selling hope but giving you a wake-up slap.

Honestly, I gained a lot from reading it. But I have a slightly different opinion.

The so-called "crazy optimism" in many people's words is actually a false proposition. The real issue isn't optimism or pessimism, but whether you can see the reality clearly. Blind predictions are easy; the difficult part is finding genuine signals amid the market's various noises. Those viewpoints that stand the test of scrutiny often come from a deep understanding of market cycles, psychological games, and data—not just simple emotional drives.