Elliott Wave's Point B? That might be the worst entry point you could choose.

Don't expect to catch a rebound. Theoretical rebounds often don't meet your expectations. Once you buy at Point B, you're forced into a long-term hold of over 4 months—watching the price continue to break lower, falling even worse than from Point A. People who haven't experienced this kind of trap may not understand. The key is you can't cut losses in time because you're still hoping for that rebound. And the result? The more you wait, the deeper you go. That's why so many people end up losing everything at Point B.