About Unwinding

Many people do not know how to properly unwind their positions.

1. Do not rush to cut losses

When an investment is stuck, do not rush to sell. As long as funds allow, it is advisable to observe market changes temporarily. Market trends are cyclical and there may be opportunities for reversal. Remember, the loss before selling is only on paper and has not actually occurred.

2. Set stop-loss and take-profit levels for yourself. Set a stop-loss baseline, and when losses reach this baseline, decisively sell to stop the loss. This can prevent losses from further expanding. After stopping the loss, you can wait for the market to correct to a better position and then re-enter the market to make up for previous losses, or even achieve a profit.

If you currently have any stuck positions, or do not understand anything, you can come to Mu Bai, who will tailor a unique unwinding plan for you to solve various problems!

First, there is a lack of mastery over basic trading skills. It is repeatedly emphasized that every trade must include both take-profit and stop-loss orders; the vast majority of investment friends do not have this habit. Investment is not speculation; it should be rationally done under the premise of manageable risk.