How to close positions in stock trading? What are the methods for closing stock positions? Let me introduce it to you!

1. Fixed point settlement method. It is an essential method for closing out stocks, and there are often various situations in the stock market that make experts' glasses fall. In this regard, a less troublesome selling method is "fixed-point settlement", which means selling the stocks held when the stock price rises to a certain point. Of course, this point is not blindly determined, but determined based on one's own understanding of the situation, through profit comparison and analysis of development momentum. For example, I originally expected a certain stock price to rise to 20 yuan, but when the stock price reaches 20 yuan, I wonder if it will continue to rise to 30 yuan? As a result of missing the opportunity, the stock price fell back and was trapped. The fixed-point settlement method requires strict adherence to established discipline.

2. Batch settlement method. It means not selling all the stocks in one go, but selling them in batches according to the amount. This approach is a supplement to the fixed-point settlement method when investors' own judgment is weak.

3. Stop loss settlement method. This method of closing out stocks is to liquidate the held stocks when the stock price drops to a certain point, in order to stop losses. For example, regardless of how the stock price will rise in the future, as long as it falls back to the previously set stop loss range, it will be closed. This method is very practical for small investors. Although it may miss the initial stage of a significant rise and give up small profits, it solves the potential huge losses caused by the unpredictable operation of the stock market.

4. Selling profit settlement method. The so-called 'selling profit settlement' refers to treating principal and profit differently. Specifically, it means investing the principal portion according to the previous operational strategy and not easily changing its operational mode. The profit portion is considered to be quickly sold and liquidated after the market trend turns bad or the trend of profitable stocks changes, in order to lock in profits in the first place. The biggest advantage of this approach is to strive for more initiative. If the stock rises after selling, and the principal portion of the position is still held, profits can continue to be made; And once the stock price turns down, the principal portion can be quickly liquidated.