Generally speaking, it is best to make up the position when the stock or fund falls, because making up the position in the process of falling will bottom out the cost of the previous high purchase, so that you can quickly return to the capital or make a profit. Generally speaking, there are the following methods to cover positions:

1, equal warehouse covering method

That is, when stocks or funds fall, they all buy as much. For example, after today's decline, they made up their positions with 1 1,000 yuan. After a few days, the stock price fell again, and then they made up their positions with 1 1,000 yuan.

2. Equal difference short position method

That is, in the process of stock or fund decline, the amount of each short position is equal, such as: the first short position 1 thousand yuan, the stock price is still falling, and the next short position is 2 thousand yuan; If you fall again, you will buy three thousand dollars, and so on.

3. Equal ratio filling method

Even when it falls, the funds for covering positions are equal, for example, the first time 1 000, the second time 2000 and the third time 4000.

The above funds for covering positions are only examples, and should be based on the investor's bottom position. Generally, the funds for covering positions should not exceed 1/2 of the bottom positions.

To cover the position, it is because the stock price has fallen, and in order to reduce the cost of the stock, there is the behavior of buying the stock. Covering positions can dilute the cost of the locked stock, but if the stock price continues to fall in the next time, the losses will increase. As a passive contingency strategy used after being locked up, using this strategy may not make you untie, and this strategy is not a good method to untie, but it is the most suitable method in specific situations. On the other hand, covering positions is different from adding positions. Masukura is mainly the behavior of buying a stock continuously in the process of its rising. They live in different environments. To make up the position is to buy when it falls, and to add the position is to buy when it rises.

Cost of covering positions, the following is the calculation method of cost price after covering positions (taking covering positions 1 time as an example):

Cost price after covering positions = (first purchase quantity * purchase price+second purchase quantity * purchase price+transaction cost)/(first purchase quantity+second purchase quantity) Average cost price after covering positions = (average price per share in the previous period * average price per share in the previous period+number of stocks covering positions)/(number of stocks in the previous period+number of stocks covering positions)