U.S. stocks staged a rare "massacre" of high-growth stocks in recent years. Although the index decline was moderate, the growth stock camp was in disarray:

Generally corrected by 5%, some even plummeted by 15% to 20%. Many high-quality targets instantly fell below the lower Bollinger Band or even the 200-day moving average.

The "boarding price" that everyone had been waiting for has finally arrived, but the real question now is: Do you still dare to buy?

No one can precisely time the bottom. The most practical advice:

Scale in: Don’t try to go all in at once. Divide your cash into portions, control the pace, and avoid running out of bullets too early.

Reject blind panic selling: If you don’t have cash to add, the best move is to "lie flat." Looking ahead one or two years, do you think Palantir, Sofi, and Tesla will stop at their current prices?

Closer to the bottom: I don’t know where the bottom is, but I know we’re definitely closer to the bottom than the top now. Retail investors are most likely to surrender their blood-stained chips at the extreme points of emotional breakdown.

Do you choose to exit in panic or hold firm in the crash?