Being stuck in an investment position is not scary; the key lies in responding rationally and breaking the deadlock with precision. Unwinding strategies should be anchored to the original entry price, combined with your own risk tolerance and actual market conditions for a comprehensive judgment to avoid blind operations that may amplify losses:

- Stuck at a high position: Prioritize waiting for a rebound to a reasonable range before exiting, or reduce your position in batches during the rebound to lower your average holding cost. If a sudden major bearish event causes a trend reversal, be decisive in cutting your losses—never stubbornly hold on.

- Stuck at a mid-level position: Don’t rush to cut losses. First, observe the trend direction. If the trend hasn’t deteriorated significantly, patiently wait for an opportunity to reduce your position. You can also cautiously add to your position at lower prices to average down your cost, but be sure to control your position size and avoid blindly increasing your exposure.

- Stuck at a low position: This is more a test of patience; the core is to wait for the trend to stabilize for a natural recovery. If the pullback exceeds expectations, you can slightly reduce your position to ease holding pressure. If the trend fundamentally changes, cut your losses and exit in time to avoid getting deeply trapped. #十二月行情展望 #广场发帖领$50