Don't panic about being trapped; here are four self-rescue strategies:

1. Quick Cut

When diving from a high position, first cut the positions with heavy losses to lock in risks. As long as the principal is there, the table is still there.

2. Reverse Hedge

If you really can’t bear to sell and are afraid of further declines, you can open a small short position or a reverse ETF. If the market continues to fall, first realize the hedging profits before considering the original position; if there is a rebound, then close the hedge to reduce losses.

3. Fluctuation Trading

When the market swings back and forth, use the base position to sell high and buy low intraday, gradually reducing the cost. Prerequisite: Enough time to monitor the market and solid technical skills; otherwise, don’t force it.

4. Buy on Dips

After confirming that the overall trend has stopped falling and valuations have bottomed out, gradually increase your position in batches. Remember: only supplement quality targets that have fallen significantly, and don’t fully invest in one go; leave yourself some room for maneuver.