[What to do if short orders are trapped?]

In Junyao's opinion, there is no need to panic. Since everyone's positions and points are different, I cannot give the most reasonable solution in the article, but you can operate according to the method I provide.

If you think the risk rate is too high, lock the position first for hedging, so that the margin risk cannot be less than 30%, otherwise there will be a risk of liquidation. Find a precise profit stop point, not a stop loss point, and repeat the lock position transaction. Take the profit out of the position to offset the loss order or continue to hold it, which is regarded as profit.

When closing a position, be sure to keep a locked position. For example, if 5,000 short orders are trapped, the same 5,000 long orders are locked. When closing a position, remember to keep 3,000 long orders. This is to ensure that your risk ratio will not be liquidated, and you can hold the order for a long time. When it rises again, find the right long position, and then put the 2,000 locked positions in, and then exchange for profits and then exit.

If the price continues to rise, there is no need to worry about whether the remaining short orders will be trapped deeper and deeper. No, because there are still 3,000 long orders, and the corresponding number of orders sold must be a multiple of the short order reduction, so there is no need to worry, because after all, as long as the trapped orders are untrapped, they can be directly sold out by reversing again.

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