Instead of high-quality companies that never drop by more than 25% and keep compounding shortly after the dip?
It's always the same scenario... The stock drops a lot and looks super-cheap, so you buy. The stock keeps dropping, so you buy more to average down. The stock keeps dropping and you have no more money to average down.
Why not just buy a stock that only drops a little, wait for a support, and start buying on the way up? You never feel bad about buying such stock and having it in your portfolio...