Investing in a loss is not terrible; the key lies in rational response and precise resolution. The strategy for alleviating losses should anchor on the loss price, combining one's risk tolerance with a comprehensive judgment of the actual market situation to avoid blind operations that expand losses:
- High position loss: Prioritize waiting for a rebound to a reasonable range to exit, or reduce positions in batches during the rebound to lower holding costs; if a sudden major negative event causes a trend reversal, be decisive in stopping losses and do not hold on stubbornly.
- Medium position loss: Don't rush to cut losses; first observe the trend direction. If the trend has not significantly deteriorated, you can patiently wait for the right moment to reduce positions; you can also cautiously add positions at lower levels to dilute costs, but you need to control your position size and avoid blindly increasing your stake.
- Low position loss: This tests patience even more; the core is to wait for the trend to stabilize for natural alleviation of losses. If the pullback exceeds expectations, you can slightly reduce positions to relieve holding pressure; once the trend undergoes a fundamental change, stop losses and exit in a timely manner to avoid deeper losses. $BTC
