Reasonable methods for resolving contract positions
1. Resolving based on position status: For those lightly trapped, you can use rebound markets to resolve or reduce positions at highs; for those heavily trapped at high positions, you can also reduce positions at highs to gain psychological and financial advantages for future markets.
2. Responding according to price ranges: If the buying price is at a high level, immediate stop-loss is necessary; at the middle level, you may choose to wait based on the situation, either resolving and exiting or reducing positions at highs; when at a low level, do not rush to stop-loss, wait for the currency price to stabilize after a drop, and when it hits critical support levels, add positions at low prices to average down costs, and wait for a rebound to rescue high-positioned trapped positions.
3. Seizing opportunities based on trends: If the buying price is in an upward trend, patiently holding will surely lead to resolution, and there may even be a chance for significant profits; in a balanced oscillation trend, there is no need to immediately stop-loss; wait until it enters an oscillation high, then decisively exit when resolving or losses are minimal; if in a downward trend, confirm the trend has formed and immediately stop-loss, do not hold on to illusions to avoid deep entrapment.
4. Make adequate investment preparations: Although there are profit opportunities in the investment market, it is both professional and complex, and one should not blindly enter the market. Investors should clarify their investment goals, understand their own experience and risk tolerance before deciding to invest, and first conduct simulated trading to familiarize themselves with the rules. Those with weak risk tolerance should not recklessly intervene.
Never invest outside of your risk tolerance at any time.
