When first entering the market, many people harbor the fantasy of turning their account around overnight, but what often awaits them is a loss of capital or even a total blowout. Being stuck in positions, with accounts in dire straits, is a common experience for most.
However, true experts do not stop at this point. The process of unfreezing positions is not about blindly increasing holdings, but about gradually reducing risk through reasonable position management; the pace of recovery is not instantaneous, but a slow repair through small segments and small profits.
Some people hand over their remaining funds to a custodian, removing their emotions from the market, resulting in a faster turnaround than their own blind operations.
There is a saying in the community: losing is not scary; what’s scary is losing the courage to continue.
If you find yourself stuck in a losing position, it might be wise to calm down and think about your strategy. Whether you can get out of the quagmire depends on the next step.
The road ahead is long; may you stabilize your position and await your own spring breeze.
