How should you properly deal with positions that are underwater? Recently, many friends have run into sudden drops, leaving them deeply trapped. In trading, getting stuck in bad trades is fairly common—the most important thing is to master a scientific way to self-rescue.



Holding on stubbornly is absolutely not a good choice. Betting on luck and hard-carrying might let you survive through a hundred rounds of volatility, but once you run into an extreme one-directional decline that triggers risk, all the profits accumulated over the long term will be wiped out. Being underwater itself isn’t the problem. What’s scary is harboring wishful thinking, refusing to adjust in time, and not understanding rational trade-offs.

Reducing exposure in reasonable stages and, based on support levels, adding modestly where appropriate is the key to getting out. Exactly which range to reduce, and where to continue holding—I can provide a complete action plan tailored to everyone’s entry levels.
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