1. Don't rush to sell

When your investments are trapped, do not rush to sell. As long as funds permit, you can temporarily observe the market changes. The market has cyclical patterns, and there may be opportunities for reversal. Remember, the losses before selling are only on paper and have not actually occurred.

2. Set a stop-loss

Set a stop-loss baseline for yourself. When losses reach this baseline, decisively sell to stop further losses. This can prevent the losses from expanding. After stopping the loss, you can wait for the market to pull back to a better position before re-entering, compensating for previous losses through new trades, and even achieving profits.

3. Quick exit strategy

For short-term traders, market changes are rapid. When you notice that the market trend is wrong, take action quickly to liquidate all positions to avoid further losses. Small losses are acceptable; the key is to preserve the principal.

4. Other suggestions

Diversify investments: Avoid putting all your funds into the same variety or market. Diversifying investments can reduce risk. Market research: Conduct in-depth research on market trends and relevant data to understand changes in fundamentals and technicals, which helps make wiser decisions.

Stay calm: Market fluctuations are normal. Do not let short-term fluctuations affect your emotions. Stay calm and rational, and execute according to plan.