Don't Panic About Being Stuck! Big Brother's Four Strategies to Help You Get Unstuck
First Strategy: Decisively Cut Losses
Applicable Scenario: After buying at a high position, the market trend suddenly turns down.
Key Points: You should decisively cut losses and exit the position to prevent further losses. Preserve your strength and patiently wait for a market turnaround, leaving room for future operations.
Second Strategy: Flexibly Use Hedging
Applicable Scenario: Deeply stuck and unable to cut losses, with a clear market trend (downward or upward).
Key Points: You can first establish a reverse position. Wait for the market to move to a more favorable position (such as a lower point or a higher point), or leverage key events/news catalysts to close profitable hedge positions, reducing the cost of the original position, and patiently wait for the opportunity to get unstuck. (Note: This is a high-risk strategy and should be used with caution).
Third Strategy: Skillfully Execute T+0 During the Day
Applicable Scenario: The market is in a volatile pattern.
Key Points: Conduct intraday high sell and low buy operations around the existing position, utilizing short-term price differences to reduce the holding cost.
Core Requirement: A significant amount of monitoring time is needed, along with solid short-term trading skills and market sense. Use with caution if you are not an experienced investor.
Fourth Strategy: Prudently Average Down in Batches
Applicable Scenario: Anticipating that a one-sided market trend is nearing its end, with the index oscillating or consolidating in a relatively low area.
Key Points:
1. Act Within Your Means: The scale of averaging down must be strictly controlled within the risk tolerance range.
2. Key Precondition: Must have a high confidence in the phase bottom before proceeding.
3. Core Warning: Avoid blindly averaging down due to eagerness to recover losses, as it can easily lead to the predicament of 'the more you average down, the more stuck you become.' $BTC $ETH #美国初请失业金人数 #名人MEME热潮
