Order trapped? Three tips to help you reduce losses.
1. Investors who are trapped in high positions can use the rebound market to get out of the trap or reduce their positions at high prices. Once the market changes, they should immediately stop loss and exit the trapped orders, and open a reverse position to make up for the losses.
2. Investors who are trapped in mid-position orders can take a wait-and-see approach and should not rush to cut their orders. If there is an opportunity in the market, they can appropriately reduce their trapped orders and increase their positions based on the tren
View Original1. Investors who are trapped in high positions can use the rebound market to get out of the trap or reduce their positions at high prices. Once the market changes, they should immediately stop loss and exit the trapped orders, and open a reverse position to make up for the losses.
2. Investors who are trapped in mid-position orders can take a wait-and-see approach and should not rush to cut their orders. If there is an opportunity in the market, they can appropriately reduce their trapped orders and increase their positions based on the tren



