After judgment, if it can be determined that the future trend is downward, then it is necessary to seize the opportunity of rebound. When the rebound reaches the highest point in the short term, sell first, and then buy back when it falls. Through a cycle of high selling and low buying to reduce costs, when the overall funds make up for the losses, sell all and complete the process of unwinding.

On the contrary, if the future trend is judged to be upward, buy the stock at the low point and sell it when it rebounds to a certain height, perform several operations back and forth, reduce costs, make up for previous losses, and achieve the goal of unwinding.

From a technical perspective, the single day T 0 method can be used to achieve the goal of unlocking by utilizing the daily fluctuations of stock prices.

Assuming you were trapped in 100 shares yesterday, buy 100 shares today and sell 100 shares after the stock price rises. Alternatively, you can sell 100 shares first, buy 100 shares after the stock price drops, and maintain a certain amount of holdings.

Within a day, after several round trips, the closing quantity remains unchanged while the cash increases, which can also reduce costs and solve problems.

In the above operations, if there is no accurate grasp of the future market judgment, the risk of judgment errors can also be reduced by entering and exiting half of the warehouse, achieving flexible handling.

If you have a large amount of cash and have a lot of courage, you can try the pyramid method.

The specific approach is to lower the average price by doubling and buying the same stock every time the stock falls after being trapped. If a stock rebounds or rises, it can be released from the trap.

If you really have no hope for the stocks you hold, you can also choose a stock with a similar stock price but a chance of rising to exchange it for an equivalent exchange operation.

When the stocks purchased later rise, the profits obtained can offset the losses caused by the decline of the stocks purchased earlier.

The above mentioned methods are all proactive ways to unwind, and the simplest and most crude way is to set aside the stocks that have been trapped and not deal with them, and automatically unwind when the market improves and the stock price rises.

But if the market is not good, the losses will be even worse. So we still need to be more proactive, as the chances of winning will be higher.