Stock hedging refers to the situation where a stock is predicted to rise and bought, but then the price falls again, resulting in a loss. The ability to properly handle trapped stocks is the most important indicator of an investor's skill level. So, what if the stock is trapped? Let's take a look at these four suggestions.

1. If an investor has multiple stocks trapped in their hands, they first need to concentrate their funds, choose the first stock to initiate corresponding operations, and then break through the other stocks one by one after this stock is released. However, I would like to remind everyone that using this method of releasing the trap must involve low suction and high throwing in the upward channel.

2. Investors also need to be very decisive after being trapped in stocks, not missing any opportunities for stop loss, and investing also needs to avoid operating at low stock prices. When the stock price drops, they need to make up for it in a timely manner to avoid short selling and suffering greater losses.

3. After being trapped in stocks, investors can also use the method of exchanging stocks to unwind, but it is important to note that when exchanging stocks, it is necessary to exchange for low instead of high, strong instead of weak, and good instead of bad.

4. After the stock price of the holding stock falls, buy the same amount of stock at a low level. When the stock price rises during the trading session, sell the original holding stock. When the stock price falls, buy it back and still hold the stock in the final trading session. This can also effectively resolve the situation.