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$ZIM Integrated Shipping (ZIM.US)$ When playing stocks, don't just think that you can only make a profit when the stock price rises. In fact, you can also make a profit in a falling market. There are two ways to make a profit: number of shares and time value. Here, I will share how I successfully resolved being trapped in my stocks and how I earned these two profits.
First, let's talk about how to increase the number of shares. If my stocks are trapped, I will first sell half of my position at a high price. Note my wording, it is 'sell' not 'cut loss.' I will use half of my position to do a 'downward T'. I will sell at a high price and buy back at a low price. By doing this repeatedly, not only can I increase the number of shares, but I also reduce the cost of holding positions. The cost of holding positions = total stock price / total number of shares. As the number of shares increases, the denominator becomes larger, and the cost of holding positions becomes lower. The additional shares are the profits you earn in a falling market. You can either realize the profits from the extra shares, or continue to hold them. Even block orders can resolve being trapped by doing a 'downward T'.
Now let's talk about how to earn time value. After selling half of my position at a high price, I won't leave the other half idle. I will pledge the other half of my position to the brokerage and use the Covered Call option strategy to short sell call options and earn the premium. I will set the strike price higher than the purchase price and sell options with a later expiration date. This way, when the expiration date arrives, either the stock price has risen above the purchase price and I earn a profit, or the stock price remains the same and I earn 100% of the premium. The premium is my time value. Either way, I'm making a profit! It's better than doing nothing and waiting for the price to go back up! Currently, the weekly K-line indicator has formed a death cross ❌. How to trade is for you to decide. I won't reply to private messages...
First, let's talk about how to increase the number of shares. If my stocks are trapped, I will first sell half of my position at a high price. Note my wording, it is 'sell' not 'cut loss.' I will use half of my position to do a 'downward T'. I will sell at a high price and buy back at a low price. By doing this repeatedly, not only can I increase the number of shares, but I also reduce the cost of holding positions. The cost of holding positions = total stock price / total number of shares. As the number of shares increases, the denominator becomes larger, and the cost of holding positions becomes lower. The additional shares are the profits you earn in a falling market. You can either realize the profits from the extra shares, or continue to hold them. Even block orders can resolve being trapped by doing a 'downward T'.
Now let's talk about how to earn time value. After selling half of my position at a high price, I won't leave the other half idle. I will pledge the other half of my position to the brokerage and use the Covered Call option strategy to short sell call options and earn the premium. I will set the strike price higher than the purchase price and sell options with a later expiration date. This way, when the expiration date arrives, either the stock price has risen above the purchase price and I earn a profit, or the stock price remains the same and I earn 100% of the premium. The premium is my time value. Either way, I'm making a profit! It's better than doing nothing and waiting for the price to go back up! Currently, the weekly K-line indicator has formed a death cross ❌. How to trade is for you to decide. I won't reply to private messages...
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