Under the complicated market trend, more and more real-position customers are facing the problem of locking orders, which makes many investment friends depressed and entangled. Let’s analyze and introduce the problem of unlocking for everyone! There are two types of lock orders: lock loss orders and lock profit orders. In fact, it is not recommended for everyone to lock orders on Wangyu. You can strictly set up a stop loss or take profits in a timely manner. There is a saying: It is easy to lock an order but difficult to unblock it. It is difficult to unblock an order and it is difficult to reach the sky! This shows how difficult and troublesome it is to open an order. A small loss may turn into a big loss if done improperly. Let’s talk about lock loss and lock profit respectively.

1. Lock damage

1. Why is the lock damaged? If you can stop losses strictly, Wang Yu thinks you don't need to take this step. Generally, the order will be locked when the following situations occur: one is that the market becomes unclear after placing the order, and you can choose to lock the order when you cannot judge the direction; the other is that you have not set a stop loss, and your account has already lost money. When it is too big, you can't bear to close the position. In order to prevent greater losses or liquidation, you can also choose to lock the loss operation. After locking the order, there is often a very important operation that is forgotten, that is, it is best to add a stop loss to the order opposite to the analysis direction. You can set it slightly higher by 2-3 points, in order to prevent the market from fluctuating before the real market goes out. Too big and swept back and forth.

2. How to resolve the order. Unlocking an order means that after locking the order, you have to choose the appropriate time to release the lock, that is, close the two orders separately. If the position is never closed, although the loss will remain unchanged on the account, in addition to the responsibility In addition to the interest on overnight orders, your subsequent operations will also be affected. There are two difficulties in solving orders: the point and time of solving orders. At what point and when the order is settled will directly affect the profit and loss of your account. Wang Yu simply put it: the best point is to find the breaking position, and the time must be when the market direction is clear. For ordinary investors, it may be very difficult to grasp the point and time. Here are two methods that are relatively simple, feasible and easy to master after practice.

Method 1: Solve counter-trend orders first; Method 2: Solve profit orders first.

Of the above two methods, I personally prefer the first one. Because the purpose of locking orders is to prevent losses, when the market becomes clear, removing the counter-trend orders is equivalent to cutting off the source of losses. But it should be noted that a counter-trend order does not mean a loss order. Another follow-the-trend order can be chosen when the market is almost flat. The second method is to take profit first, and then wait for the correction or reversal of the other order before closing. But callbacks and reversals involve the issue of timing. If the other order fails to be closed in time, it is likely to be converted into a medium- and long-term position.

2. Locking profit Strictly speaking, locking profit is not much different from locking loss. The only difference is that when locking an order, one of the account holdings is a loss and the other is a profit.

My personal suggestion is that instead of locking in profits, it is better to take profits in time or follow up with a moving stop, because placing more orders is not as good as placing orders after the market becomes clear. Because lock-in locks in profits, it is relatively easier to solve and the psychological burden is much smaller. Although I say this, the principle of clearing orders is actually similar to that of clearing loss orders. Because the results they want to obtain are similar, one is to reduce losses, and the other is to maximize profits. There is a saying in investment: reducing losses equals gaining profits!

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