A reminder to all friends looking to buy the dip:

Let's do some quick math. Assuming my judgment is correct and I successfully buy back at a lower price—does it really change anything? Honestly, making a profit from the price difference is just that—a profit. But at this stage, this small gain at most causes some fluctuation in the account, far from being as decisive as you might think.

Many people, after analyzing the market, shout about buying the dip, clearing their positions, or going all-in. But in reality? Mindset and reality are often two different things.

The key is: don't let short-term market fluctuations hijack your long-term strategy. Buying at low levels is indeed an opportunity, but the value of that opportunity isn't as extreme as you might imagine.