One must accept that wealth comes gradually. And remember, the money you earn is earned through understanding and skill. Anything else that comes by luck will eventually be lost. I know a blogger who made a lot of money from advertising during the bull market. He occasionally made a few correct trades in futures contracts. Then he got cocky, and since it was a bull market, he kept going long. In the end, he lost everything. He said he was lucky he withdrew some of his earnings, otherwise he would have lost it all. He said that this money was purely from traffic, not from trading. Many people who try to profit from short-term trading have lost everything since getting involved in futures contracts. They've wiped out their hard-earned money. I'm not saying I'm against futures contracts, but people who make quick money are easily inflated, and they don't know how to analyze their trades or understand that it's luck, not skill. Therefore, a bear market is the best time to improve yourself. A bear market is a time to find opportunities. Last bull market, I benefited from the Pendle boom by watching a video by a blogger during a bear market. In short, gradually gain insight, improve your understanding, and improve yourself.