Three Tricks for Technical Unbinding

The continuous fall of the stock market has caused heavy losses for investors who entered at a high position. However, since the loss has already occurred, what's the use of blaming heaven and earth? As the saying goes, it's better to depend on yourself than others. It is currently very important to master a few "technical methods of getting out of the trap".

First method: Curved "T+0".

Suitable for: Investors who can grasp certain short-term investment skills and are not fully positioned.

Method: The specific operation method of the positive "T+0" is that when the trapped stock you hold shows an obvious upward trend during trading, you can take the opportunity to buy the same amount of the stock. After it rises to a certain height, sell all the originally trapped stocks, thereby realizing low buying and high selling within one trading day, obtaining price differences, and reducing the cost of the trapped stock. The specific operation method of reverse "T+0" is that when the trapped stock you hold shows an obvious downward trend during trading, you can first sell the trapped stock in your hand, then buy the same amount of the same stock at a lower price, thereby realizing high selling and low buying within one trading day to obtain price differences. It should be pointed out that the premise of doing "T+0" during trading is to have a more accurate grasp of the trend of the stock, otherwise it may increase your own losses instead.

Explanation: "T+0" has certain requirements for short-term operations. Investors without this ability should try cautiously. The success rate is higher when the market is clearly oversold. In addition, stocks that can do "T+0" must be actively traded and relatively "volatile".

Second method: Adjusting positions and changing stocks.

Suitable for: Investors who hold a large number of individual stocks without fundamental support.

Method: When the stock market irrationally falls, it is often a case of mixing sand and mud. Many fundamentally excellent good stocks will also be "wrongly killed". Once the market improves, these stocks are the most likely to rebound. Therefore, if you find that the stock in your hand has obviously become a weak stock and is unlikely to turn around in the short term, you might as well sell the stock painfully and switch to a strong stock to offset the loss of the former with the profit of the newly bought stock.

Explanation: Before switching stocks, you must have a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of the stock to be switched. Don't rely on hearsay or gather information anymore.

Third method: Patient waiting.

Suitable for: Investors with sufficient patience and no urgent need for money.

Method: If you are fully positioned and deeply trapped, neither able to cut nor have the strength to replenish, you can only adopt this method. Some investors jokingly said: "This is losing time but not money." You should realize that China will still be the country with the fastest economic growth in the world in the next few years. You should believe that the stock market will eventually get out of the gloom and welcome a bright future.

Explanation: As long as the stock in your hand is a good stock and you have enough patience, the returns you gain in the future may be much more than those who chase gains and sell at losses.

Although technical methods of getting out of the trap cannot make you get out of the trap immediately in the short term, they have strong operability and help you gain "freedom" earlier.