1、 Selling method based on abnormal trends
In a continuously weak market, if a held stock experiences abnormal trends, it means that the stock may have a significant decline in the future. For example, if a stock experiences an abnormal upward trend in the late trading session, it should be sold decisively. The more we adopt the action of pulling up in the closing session, the more it indicates that the main funds have reached a point where they are unable to protect the market.
2、 Sell while there is a rebound
If the stock price has already experienced a rapid decline, the effect of panic buying and stop loss will be limited. After a deep and rapid decline, the stock market is prone to rebound, and investors can grasp the rhythm of stock price operation and sell when the market rebounds.
3、 Replenishment selling method
When the stock market drops to a certain stage bottom, the method of replenishing positions and selling can be used, because at this time, the stock price is far from the investor's buying price, and if forced to sell, the loss is often significant. Investors can reduce costs by appropriately replenishing their positions and wait for the market to rebound before selling at high prices. This selling method is suitable for use when the market downturn is nearing its end.
4、 Short selling method
China's stock market has not yet introduced a short selling mechanism, so investors can only resort to passive short selling. That is to say, in a falling market, investors first sell their stocks and then buy them back when they reach a certain depth, in order to obtain the price difference and reduce costs.
5、 Quick liquidation method
Suitable for use in the early stages of a market downturn. If the stock price does not fall deeply and investors are not severely trapped, they should immediately liquidate and sell. At such times, it tests whether investors can make quick decisions and possess decisive psychological qualities. Only by selling in a timely and decisive manner can we prevent further expansion of investment losses.