A great opportunity to buy arises when asset holders are forced to sell, and during an economic crisis, such individuals are numerous.

*The funds they manage are withdrawn

*Leverage positions are required to add margin

*Portfolios do not meet regulations, minimum credit, and maximum position requirements.

During the market decline, more institutions will be forced to sell; this round, you are not trading the retail investors' underwear, but the underwear of institutions that follow the trend like GME. Remember a point: 60,000 is the cost of the ETF; if it reaches this level, there will be countless casualties, and bodies everywhere.

Patience does not mean actively buying in, but waiting for sellers to offer a price.