Complete Analysis of Exit Strategies: Three Paths to Break Through

1. Position Holding Strategy

This strategy is based on the core concept of 'not selling means not losing.' When an investment position is unfortunately locked in, the accounting loss still has variables before selling. It is like a ship in a storm; as long as you do not choose to abandon ship, there is still a possibility of safely reaching the harbor. However, investors using this strategy need to have robust financial strength as a solid backing to calmly cope with the potentially severe market fluctuations, ensuring that during the long waiting process, they will not be forced to exit due to a broken cash flow, and can successfully exit or even profit when the market reverses.

2. Step-by-Step Exit Strategy

'Cut losses and then add positions' is the action guideline of this strategy. Investors first need to decisively cut losses on positions currently in a loss state, promptly severing the source of losses to prevent further expansion. Then, patiently wait for prices to rebound to the expected reasonable level, at which point re-enter precisely. Through this retreat-then-advance approach, it is like cleverly detouring on a winding road, effectively reducing losses during the exit process, and even possibly turning losses into profits, allowing investments to return to a healthy track.

3. Decisive Stop-Loss Strategy

'Full sell-off, rapid stop-loss' is the distinct feature of this strategy. For short-term speculators, this is a relatively wise choice in specific market environments. When the market shows a continuous downward trend, time is like a merciless killer; the longer you hold the assets, the greater the potential losses grow like a snowball. Therefore, by quickly and decisively selling the held assets, one can timely avoid the greater risks caused by further price declines, thereby maximizing the retention of principal and creating conditions for a re-entry at the appropriate time.