Don't panic if you're stuck, I'll help you sort it out——
A few days ago, a buddy of mine had a position stuck for almost a month and asked me what to do. I took a look at his holdings, advised him to sell half to free up some funds, and he managed to recover 30% during last week's small rebound. He didn’t rush to move the remaining part, waiting for the recent fluctuations to stabilize before adding more; now he's almost back to break-even.
Don't think that getting out of a bad position is complicated; the key is to avoid holding on stubbornly. Send me your position details, and I’ll take a look for free:
Should you reduce your holdings to free up some space, or should you slowly average down by catching the waves?
When can you add more, and when must you cut losses to protect your capital?
No gimmicks with fees; I'll give you straightforward advice. It's better than just suffering in silence, as the longer you wait, the more passive you become.
Being stuck isn't scary; what's scary is panicking and making blind moves. Let’s chat; who knows, a different perspective might revitalize your situation.
