The funds in hand are trapped, and you want to slowly 'recover'? Here are a few practical methods you can try:

Before buying, set a 'stop-loss line' for yourself; if it reaches that point, don't hesitate, cut your losses. Don't let a small loss snowball into a big pit of being trapped—taking control from the beginning is the smart move.

Don't put all your eggs in one basket; a lighter position can actually be more relaxed. Diversify your investments; even if one loses, the overall impact can be managed, and you'll have enough confidence to withstand risks.

When choosing investment targets, take a good look at their 'fundamentals' and consider the broader market direction carefully. Don't just blindly follow the K-line charts. Calculate from multiple angles to make more reliable decisions.

Also, don't constantly fixate on the initial purchase price; that's in the past. The key is whether what you have now is worth it, and whether the market environment is suitable for holding on. Be decisive when it's time to adjust your position; being flexible will help you move more steadily and further.