What to do if you're stuck? Don't panic, here are four tricks to get out!

First trick: Cut losses;

When you realize you've bought at a high point and the market is plummeting, you must have the determination to decisively cut losses, sacrificing the car to save the general. As long as the market is still there, there will always be opportunities to turn things around.

Second trick: Hedge;

If you're deeply stuck and can't cut losses anymore, and the market is still in a downtrend (or uptrend), you can first open a position in the opposite direction. Wait for the price to drop (or rise) to a lower (or higher) position, then look for the right timing or news stimulus to sell the profitable side while waiting to break even. (However, this method should only be used as a last resort)

Third trick: Intra-day T+0;

This is suitable for volatile markets. The specific approach is to trade short-term around the stocks you hold, selling high and buying low, using short-term profits to lower costs. (This trick requires you to have enough time to monitor the market and good fundamental skills, otherwise don't try it lightly)

Fourth trick: Averaging down:

This is suitable for the late stage of a one-sided trend, when the index is oscillating at a low level or moving sideways. (The scale of averaging down should be proportionate to your ability)

The core of averaging down is: always wait for the bottom to be confirmed before taking action. Never rush to break even or blindly average down, otherwise you'll just end up deepening your losses!