Six basic principles of position management:
First, avoid full-position operations and always keep a portion of spare funds.
Second, buy and sell in batches to reduce risks, reduce costs, and increase returns. By buying in batches when prices fall and selling in batches when prices rise, you can get lower average costs and higher returns than others.
Third, when the market is weak, you should keep a light position, hold a maximum of 80% in the bull market, and the remaining 20% for short-term operations or emergencies.
Fourth, as the market changes, positions should be adjusted in time to increase or reduce positions appropriately.
Fifth, when the market is sluggish, you can choose to wait and see with empty positions and wait for better opportunities.
Finally, carry out position switching operations, keep strong performing assets, and sell poor performing assets.
The above six principles apply to spot and contract transactions. If you still have questions, please read them repeatedly and understand them in depth to truly master them.
Please be cautious about every transaction to ensure the safety of your investment.
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