Trapping refers to the trading risks encountered during stock trading. Being trapped is not scary, the key is to know how to untie it and learn from it to reduce future operational errors. Let's take a look at the proactive strategy shared by veteran investors to resolve the issue.

Cut off the warehouse. When you realize that buying is a serious mistake, especially when buying at the peak of a stock that has skyrocketed in the early stages, you should promptly cut your position and stop losses. As long as the funds can be guaranteed not to suffer significant losses, there will always be opportunities in the stock market.

Share swap. If you find that your stock is clearly a weak stock and there is no chance of turning it around in the short term, you may want to reluctantly sell the stock and exchange it for a strong stock in the market, offsetting the loss of the former with the profit from the newly purchased stock.

Short selling. When one is deeply trapped and unable to liquidate their position, if it is confirmed that there is still room for further decline in the overall market or individual stocks in the future, short selling can be used, that is, selling the trapped stocks first and buying them back at a lower position, thereby effectively reducing costs.

Plate 'T 0'. The specific operation method of "T 0" in the forward direction is: when the trapped stocks show a clear upward trend during trading, one can take the opportunity to buy an equal number of the same stocks, and after they rise to a certain height, sell all the stocks of the same variety that were originally trapped, thereby achieving low buying and high selling in one trading day to obtain profit from the price difference and reduce the cost of the trapped stocks.

The reverse "T0" operation method is: when the trapped stocks show a clear downward trend during trading, you can first sell the trapped stocks in your hand, and then buy an equal number of the same stocks at a lower price, in order to achieve high selling and low buying within one trading day and gain profit from the price difference. It should be pointed out that the prerequisite for making a "T 0" in the intraday trading is to have a relatively accurate grasp of the stock trend, otherwise it will actually increase one's losses.