Practical coping strategies after being trapped in investments

1. Proactively Break the Game: Master the Initiative to Untrap

- Decisively cut losses and exit: If you get trapped due to blindly chasing highs or misjudging trends, you need to timely "cut your losses" to avoid further losses, while retaining core funds to leave enough space for capturing quality opportunities in the future.
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- Flexible operation in batches: When there is still confidence in the underlying asset, losses can be limited in batches to control risk; one can also attempt swing trading by "selling high and buying low" to average down the cost of holdings, striving for an initiative to escape the trap.

2. Passive response: Maintain a stable mindset and wait for the opportunity

- Be patient and wait for adjustments: If the entire position is trapped and short-term funds are tight, first calm down the anxiety, avoid panic operations, give the market and the target a certain adjustment period, and then judge the subsequent direction.
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- Review the fundamental value: Reanalyze the core logic of the subject in depth, including performance stability, industry development prospects, core competitiveness, etc., to confirm its long-term value and ensure that long-term holding will not have a significant impact on personal finances and life.

3. Core Principle: Strengthen the Investment Safety Line

- Rational decision-making: Eliminate emotional operations, adjust strategies dynamically based on personal risk tolerance, investment cycle, and financial situation, avoid following the trend, and do not stick to a single plan.
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- Strengthen capital management: Always adhere to diversified investment, avoid excessive concentration of funds in a single target, and reduce the risk of being trapped in full positions from the source, providing a safety net for investment security.