According to the "marking the boat to find the sword" principle (a Chinese idiom referring to the act of marking the boat to find the sword), a true bear market bottom is a straight line, not a V-shaped reversal. V-shaped reversals are generally seen in major bull market corrections, especially event-driven corrections. However, the current debt-driven model is making the bottoming process in major financial markets increasingly shorter. Because if the time is slightly longer, heavy debt will drain liquidity, and then various collapses will occur. Everyone knows that this fiat currency system will eventually collapse; the only question is when and in what form!

This shouldn't be considered marking the boat, since it takes time for the market to shake out weak hands and for the major players to accumulate shares before the market can restart.

Uh-huh