How to untie the contract after being trapped? When doing contracts, the market is constantly fluctuating, and investors are inevitably prone to errors, resulting in funds being trapped. So, how to untie the funds when the contract is trapped?

There are usually four main untie strategies:

(1) Stop loss and liquidation in a decisive manner. Sell all the positions held to avoid further losses as the market continues to decline. This untie strategy is mainly suitable for short-term investors with speculative purposes. In a bear market, the longer the holding period for short-term investors, the greater the losses.

(2) Operate by adjusting the gears. That is, stop loss and liquidation first, then re-enter at a lower price to reduce or offset the losses from the upper untie.

(3) Adopt the method of averaging down. Increase the position as the market declines, thereby averaging the cost, in anticipation of profiting from the market rebound. However, this approach must be based on the premise that the overall investment environment has not deteriorated, and there is no transition from a bull market to a bear market, otherwise, it is easy to fall into a deeper trap.

(4) Adopt the "no selling, no loss" method of adapting to changes. After the position is trapped, as long as it has not been sold, the investor cannot assume that they have lost money.

If the position has development prospects and the overall investment environment has not deteriorated, and the market trend has not deviated from the uncertain market, there is no need to panic due to being trapped for a while. At this time, the method to be adopted is not to sell the trapped position, but to maintain adaptability and wait patiently for the market to rebound and untie. Different situations require different untie methods.

So, what should you do specifically if your position is trapped?

Scenario 1: When trapped, according to chart analysis, if the buying price is at a high level, it must be stopped immediately.

Scenario 2: If the buying price is at a mid-level, you can temporarily wait and observe the situation at that time in order to untie and exit or reduce losses at a higher level.

Scenario 3: If the buying price is at a low level, there is no need to rush to stop loss. After the buying price stabilizes after a decline, dare to add to the position at a lower level at important support levels to dilute the cost and rescue the trapped position in the subsequent rebound market.

Scenario 4: If the buying price is in an upward trend, there is no need to stop loss. Hold patiently for a period of time, and it will definitely untie, and there may even be a possibility of significant profits.

Scenario 5: If the buying price is in a balanced oscillating trend, there is no need to stop loss immediately. Patiently wait for the price to enter the high end of the oscillation cycle. Once untied or with minimal losses, you should decisively exit the market.

Scenario 6: If the buying price is in a downtrend, once the downtrend is confirmed, stop loss immediately, and do not harbor illusions. Any hesitation and doubt could lead to deep entrapment.

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