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Six fundamental principles of position management:

First: Do not operate with full positions; always maintain a certain proportion of reserve funds.

Second: Buy and sell in batches to reduce risk, dilute costs, and amplify returns. The advantage of buying in batches downward and selling in batches upward is that your average price is lower than others, resulting in higher profits.

Third: When the market is weak, hold with a light position; during a bear market, it’s best not to exceed half of your capacity. In a strong market, you can hold heavier positions; during a bull market, the maximum position should be limited to 8 layers, with the remaining 20% as short-term or reserve funds to handle unexpected events.

Fourth: Adjust positions accordingly as the market changes, increasing or decreasing holdings as appropriate.

Fifth: During a sluggish market, you can hold a short-term vacant position and wait for opportunities.

Sixth: Rebalancing: retain positions in strong currencies and sell off weak currencies.