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$币安人生 Can I increase my position aggressively now? Can it still reach 1u?
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What's going on, brothers? Jumping over ten U in a second? What's the situation? Heavenly Needle!!! $ETH

I buy spot goods and I basically don't lose money, except for #giggle where I didn't lose much, but after all, I lost over tens of thousands of u in principal, plus the previous profits, I lost a total of hundreds of thousands of u
I can only blame myself for not taking profits, and in the end, I couldn't even keep the principal.

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After gold broke through the historical high of $5189, volatility intensified, and many investors fell into a trap due to chasing high prices or misjudging trends. The core of getting out of a loss is not about "holding on to recover the cost," but about controlling risk first and then implementing precise strategies. Different trapped scenarios correspond to different strategies; blind operations will only deepen the trap.
First, make two basic judgments: one is to look at the degree of being trapped, with losses ≤5% being shallow, 5%-10% being deep, and over 10% being severely trapped; the second is to judge the market trend. Currently, gold is in a "long-term bullish, short-term volatile" pattern, with key support at $5000 and resistance at $5200.
For those in shallow traps (loss ≤5%), there is no need to panic. If holding long positions, you can add to your position when it retraces to the $5050-$5080 range, with the addition not exceeding 50% of the original position. After diluting costs, take partial profits when rebounding above $5150, setting a stop-loss at $4980 to break even. If holding short positions, immediately reduce positions when there is a short-term rebound to around $5180 to avoid the trend continuing and increasing losses.
For those in deep traps (5%-10% loss), first control risk. Regardless of long or short, first reduce positions by 1/3 to lock in some losses, and use "swing trading" to make up for the remaining positions: add long positions at the lower boundary of the volatile range ($5000-$5050) and reduce long positions at the upper boundary ($5150-$5200); for short positions, operate in the opposite direction, tightening stop-losses after each swing to gradually reduce costs.
For those severely trapped (over 10% loss), avoid holding on stubbornly. If no extra funds are available, you can patiently hold while using a small position in gold ETFs to hedge against risks, avoiding the expansion of losses in a single variety; if there are funds, then add to your position in a 3:2:1 pyramid ratio, operating only when stabilization signals such as KDJ golden crosses appear, with the total position not exceeding 30% of the account.
Key discipline must not be forgotten: stop-loss is the prerequisite for getting out of a loss; if a single loss exceeds 2%, exit immediately; do not blindly add to positions; the more you add when the trend is not stable, the more you lose; avoid high-leverage products and prioritize adjusting positions with low-risk tools like gold ETFs. Remember, the core of getting out of a loss is "minimizing losses for gains"; preserving the principal is essential for future profit opportunities. If you don't understand, feel free to ask online for help!