1.The general strategy for short-sellers stuck in the stock market : First, stop losses and end the losses in a fast-paced way, that is, sell all the stocks you hold || Second, abandon the weak and choose the strong, and exchange stocks, that is, discard the weak stocks and exchange them for the strong stocks || The third is to use the method of shifting gears, that is, to stop the loss first, and then make up for it at a lower price || The fourth is to use the downward flattening method of operation, that is, as the stock price declines, it increases and buys || The fifth is to adopt the method of “no selling, no compensation” with constant change.
Five common strategies for unwinding in the stock market
- Stop loss and end with a quick knife
It is about to sell all the stocks held in order to avoid further losses due to the continued decline of the stock price. Taking this kind of unwinding strategy is mainly suitable for short-term investors for speculative purposes, or investors who hold inferior stocks. Because in a bear market in a downtrend , the longer you hold a lower-quality stock, the greater the loss to investors.
- Abandon the weak and choose the strong, and exchange shares
That is, reluctantly throw away the weak stocks in their hands and exchange them for the strong stocks that have just started in the market, in order to make up for their stuck losses through the profits of the rising strong stocks. This kind of unwinding strategy is suitable for use when it is found that the holdings are obviously weak stocks, and it is difficult to have a chance to turn over in the short term.
- Operate by means of shifting gears
That is to say, stop the loss first, and then make up the price when the price is lower, so as to reduce or flatten the loss of the upper gear. For example, an investor buys a stock at 60 yuan per share. When the market price falls to 58 yuan, he predicts that the market price will fall, that is, he loses money at 58 yuan per share, and when the stock price falls to 54 yuan per share Make up for it and sell it when the stock price rises in the future. In this way, it can not only reduce and avoid lock-up losses, but also turn losses into profits sometimes.
- Take the operation method of flattening down
That is to say, as the stock price declines, it increases the amount of purchases, so as to reduce the cost of stock purchases, and wait for the stock price to rebound to make a profit. However, this approach must be taken on the premise of confirming that the overall investment environment has not deteriorated and that the stock market has not turned from a bull market to a bear market. Otherwise, it is very easy to fall into more and more dilemmas.
- Adopt the method of “no selling, no compensation”
After the stock is locked up, as long as it has not been sold, it cannot be assumed that the investor has lost money. If the stocks you hold are all high-quality blue- chip stocks , and the overall investment environment has not deteriorated, and the stock market trend has not left the bull market, you don’t need to panic and panic. The method you should take at this time is not to hold stocks and sell Instead, hold the stock to respond to changes without change, and wait for the stock price to recover and unravel.