What to do when you're stuck? Don't panic, here are four ways to break free!

First method: Cut losses;

When you find yourself buying at a high point and the market is rapidly deteriorating, you must have the determination to make tough decisions and cut your losses decisively, sacrificing the vehicle to protect the commander. As long as the market exists, there will always be opportunities to turn things around.

Second method: Hedge;

If you are deeply stuck and cannot cut losses, and the market is still on a downward (or upward) trend, you can first open a position in the opposite direction. Wait for the market to drop (or rise) to a lower (or higher) position, then seize the right moment or news stimulus to sell the profitable side and patiently wait for recovery. (However, this method should be used as a last resort)

Third method: T+0 during trading;

This is suitable for a fluctuating market. The specific approach is to make short-term trades around the stocks you hold, buying low and selling high to lower your cost through short-term profits. (This requires you to have sufficient watching time and good fundamentals, otherwise do not attempt lightly)

Fourth method: Averaging down:

This is suitable for the end of a one-sided trend when the index is fluctuating at a low level or in a sideways market. (The scale of averaging down should be within your means)

The core of averaging down is: you must wait for the bottom to be confirmed before taking action. Do not rush to recover losses or blindly average down, otherwise, it will become a strategy of adding fuel to the fire, leading to deeper losses!