In gold trading, positions getting stuck in a losing position is normal. When many accounts show unrealized losses on their books, the first choice is to stubbornly hold on without letting go, and to arbitrarily add to the position—blindly waiting for the market to rebound. In the end, a mild trapped position slowly turns into a deep position being stuck, and the account’s available funds keep getting drained.

In fact, getting out of trapped positions has never been about gambling on a market reversal. It’s about rationally reallocating your position size ratio and responding to the trading tape and price action in real time. During a range-bound, sideways oscillation phase, you can take advantage of support and resistance at the top and bottom to do short-term trading on the price swings, gradually lowering your average entry price. When the market is trending in a single direction, don’t hold against the move; reducing your position at the right time and preserving available funds is the more reliable approach.

If you trade long term, you don’t rely on short-lived lucky market moves. What matters is your ability to control the pace and maintain a steady, calm mindset. Don’t let short-term unrealized fluctuations affect your trading rhythm. Get rid of impulsive, casual trading habits; plan your entry and layout reasonably, and proceed steadily and step by step. With this, the positions in your hands can exit calmly, and your account can gradually recover.
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