The stocks bought are all trapped, like a drowning child, no one can be less, but who is saved first is a problem. Some shareholders are eager to catch it all at once, this handrail and that grab the foot, take care of this

The stocks bought are all trapped, like a drowning child, no one can be less, but who is saved first is a problem. Some shareholders are eager to fish it all at once, this handrail and that grab the foot, take care of one or the other, and the last one can't be fished. In my opinion, don't evenly focus on the most rescued recently, first save the most rescued one, the first one is saved, and the second one is saved. So, first calm down and observe the stranded stocks, the stock that does not fall deeply and is active, is the first child you want to catch. More funds can be used in the second one, and the others are temporarily set aside. This is also the specific application of the art of war, "concentrating superior forces and destroying the enemy each other" and "instead of injuring his ten fingers, it is better to cut off one finger." Interestingly, the one who was rescued in the end was the one who brought profit. Because the previous set was unwinded, I had more funds to fully increase the cost of the position, and when it reversed, because the position was heavy, it could get more profits. That's how it came about for so many years.