The most practical strategy in a downtrend? Sell high, buy low, and trade the swings.



I've seen many people still stubbornly holding on, but at this stage, you should sell in batches when prices go up, and buy back in when they drop. Locking in profits is more important than anything else. Especially with the Spring Festival approaching, many project teams need to prepare funds for the holiday. When they pump the price, it's just to cash out and recoup funds.

So don’t get carried away by short-term rebounds. Withdraw your profits first and enjoy a worry-free holiday. After work resumes on the eighth day of the Lunar New Year and funds flow back into the market, that's when the real momentum starts.

Simply put, follow the rhythm of the big cycle. Take positions when you should, exit when you should—this is how you survive.
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gas_fee_traumavip
· 21h ago
Only fools hold on stubbornly. I already sold half during the rebound; the rest I'll just consider a loss. I'm a swing trader. I have to pull out before the Spring Festival. At this point, whoever dares to take over will get trapped. People talk a good game, but how many can actually follow through? Most die greedy right before dawn. The chance to buy the dip hasn't come yet, don't rush—let's see the real outcome on the eighth day of the Lunar New Year. Take profits and run—that's the true principle. Otherwise, what's the difference between you and a gambler? There are definitely people dumping in this wave—I can smell it. I just want to know if you knew the timing in advance or just got lucky. Don't brag too much. I've heard "secure profits while you can" a hundred times, but very few actually do it.
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LightningPacketLossvip
· 21h ago
That's right, the only worry is people getting greedy and stubbornly holding onto losses until it gets really bad.
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SleepTradervip
· 21h ago
Those who stubbornly hold on really need to wake up. The strategy of selling high and buying low is indeed practical, but the problem is whether you can actually execute it. --- I support selling before the Spring Festival, but how many people actually made a profit? --- Sounds easy, but truly being able to time the market is one in a million. --- This round of operations is indeed steady, but the key is having a strong mindset; otherwise, it's still easy to get stuck. --- Only newbies get carried away by a rebound; experienced players have already cashed out. --- Waiting for funds to flow back after the eighth day? I worry it’ll be a different story by then. --- Timing really is important, but the market doesn't always follow the script. --- There are just too many people stubbornly holding on. Retail investors love to jump in and catch falling knives.
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BearMarketGardenervip
· 21h ago
Why are you holding on? You should have exited a long time ago. Selling now is better than anything.
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