Once encountering a sharp decline, many investors will think of a low-level replenishment, and some even hope to take advantage of the main force's washing up to choose the lowest point for a one-time replenishment, but in reality, the possibility of achieving this operation result is extremely low. The method of cleverly using strong washing to replenish low position chips is more suitable for most investors, mainly including the following three methods:

One is the fixed-point pricing and phased replenishment method. The so-called fixed-point refers to assuming the adjustment point of the market in advance, such as 3400 points, 3325 points, 3280 points, etc., when the specific adjustment point of the market is unknown. Once the market really falls to this point, immediate replenishment operations are carried out according to the plan; The so-called pricing refers to the operation of assuming a stock's decline target in advance, such as 10 yuan, 9 yuan, 8 yuan, etc., when the specific price of the stock is unknown. Once the stock really falls to this price, immediately buy the stock according to the plan; The so-called batching refers to the process of fully replenishing stocks in batches, such as two batches per half, three batches per one-third, and four batches per quarter, rather than using a one-time method when the market reaches its point, individual stocks reach their price, and replenishment is carried out according to the plan

The second is the method of high throwing, low sucking, positive difference compensation. If the fixed-point pricing and phased replenishment method is a relatively comparative principle replenishment method, then the high sell low buy positive difference replenishment method is the operational discipline that investors must follow when replenishing chips. That is to say, if the product being replenished is a stock that has been previously sold, the replenishment price must be below the original selling price, reflecting the principle of high selling, low buying, positive difference replenishment.

It is worth noting that not only must the buyback price be below the original selling price, but two points must also be taken into account: first, transaction cost factors must be considered, and profits must still be ensured after deducting transaction costs, achieving buyback during positive and negative trades; Secondly, it is necessary to consider the factor of dividend distribution. First, check whether the relevant varieties have implemented dividend distribution during the period from the initial sale to the current planned purchase. If no dividend distribution has been implemented, this issue can be ignored. If dividend distribution has been implemented during this period, the stock price should be ex dividend processed (both pre - and post ex dividend processing can be performed, and this function is available within the trading system). In short, do not be misled by the false impression of the current price when selling high and buying low to compensate for the positive difference.

The third method is to combine static and dynamic elements with a small amount of replenishment. Whether using fixed-point pricing batch method for replenishment or high selling low suction positive difference method for replenishment, the position of replenishment operation should be controlled well, and the general principle is to carry out small replenishment instead of full in and full out. The premise of a small amount of replenishment is to combine movement and stillness, and sell a small amount. Only by ensuring that the initial sale is a small amount can a small amount of replenishment be achieved during the replenishment operation.

Whether it is possible to take advantage of the opportunity of strong liquidation to timely and effectively carry out low-level replenishment is not only a test of investors' operational courage, but also requires high operational skills from investors. For example, what if the stock price rises after making up for the shortfall? Generally speaking, once the stock price rises after replenishment, it can be sold for profit and then replenished after falling to a certain low level; For example, what should we do if the stock price drops after the replenishment? The operation method is basically the same, but the direction is opposite. That is, if the stock price continues to decline after the replenishment, a second replenishment can be carried out, followed by a further decline and replenishment, and so on until all replenishment operations are completed.