In October, the Bull Market entered the second half with a fall followed by a rise. Stay calm, frens who got trapped! After a prolonged rise, everyone starts to anticipate a fall. Perhaps this is the perfect reason for a pullback. The long positions have been completely washed out. The market is never just rising or falling. It is normal to have pullbacks after a prolonged rise. If you are optimistic about the future market, the fall is your opportunity to get on board. No matter how much you are not optimistic, it is useless now. Iran has once again launched missiles at Israel, and the market has responded with a fall. Based on the principle of astonishing historical similarities, I believe this fall is the last fall leading to the peak of the Bull Market. Dear friends, please confidently catch the bottom. The expectations of interest rate cuts and the U.S. election bring more possibilities to the market. With expectations at their peak, there is no reason not to rise.