The long positions at the high are stuck, and the chart keeps facing pressure. As you watch the price slide down step by step, aren’t you getting more and more panicked?



You don’t want to cut losses because you can’t bear to realize it. But continuing to hold on also makes you worry that the losses will keep compounding into something bigger. Every day you stare at the chart—only making you more and more anxious.

Actually, getting stuck isn’t the scary part. What’s scary is not having a plan to deal with it.

Send me your average entry price for your position. I’ll factor in the current market tempo to help you map out a phased handling strategy—when to trim, when to add, and when to wait for a rebound. I’ll lay it all out clearly for you.

Seize every chance during rebounds, gradually optimize your position, slowly pull the loss back, and aim to break even as soon as possible.
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