Many friends are still waiting for the A-share market rescue policy.

But I advise everyone, really don't wait for the policy to save the market.

Waiting for the policy is a very fatal thing, which means that in the market transaction, you have lost the initiative and can only passively wait.

It's like those who are fully invested in long positions are the biggest short sellers in the market.

Because they have no money in their hands, they have no way to push up the stock price, and there is only one way to sell when it rises, and this behavior is actually a standard short-selling behavior.

The principle of policy rescue is also exactly the same.

Explaining this matter from three aspects, perhaps some people can see the problem.

First, ordinary policies cannot save the market.

Has the market never had policies? There have been many.

From stamp duty to dividend new rules, there have been various methods, but have there been any effects? There is not much effect.The reason for this situation is that the policy is not strong enough.

In other words, the policy itself has not attracted enough capital to enter the market.

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Because capital is the essence of market rescue, not policy. The policy is just a pretext to attract capital, it is a reason to give capital confidence.

In the end, it is still capital that saves the market, not any policy.

Secondly, the market rescue means that large capital has taken the bottom of retail investors.

This point is very crucial.

What does the market rescue represent? It represents that the market bottom has appeared.

The market rescue policy represents that it has attracted capital and supported the market.

So, this means that there are large capital entering the market, and they have taken the bottom of retail investors.

Retail investors always think that the market rescue is to give them money, and the market rescue is to heat up the market and give them money.Upon careful reflection, the bailout funds are designed to bottom-fish, targeting the positions of retail investors, buying at the lowest possible price, and taking away the chips from their hands.

The bailout funds will not appear at high levels, nor will they take over the positions of retail investors; they do not genuinely give money to retail investors.

Therefore, the timing of when the funds bottom-fish is crucial, and whose positions they bottom-fish is equally important.

Never romanticize the idea of a bailout too much. If it attracts sheep but fails to solve the problem, and ultimately attracts wolves, is the problem really solved then?

Thirdly, the true bottom is one without policy support.

The market is not without a bottom; rather, the bottom is formed through trading, not created by policy interventions.

The stamp duty did not create a bottom; instead, it created a long tombstone.

Moreover, this situation has been verified many times in history, not just once or twice.

That is because the stimulus-induced gap-up prevented the main funds from entering the market.

Without the support of funds, where is the so-called bottom?So, the real bottom is without the introduction of policies, or rather, policies only provide support before and after the formation of the bottom.

The primary and the secondary, which is more important, is very important and must not be reversed.

Capital is the master, and policy is the blessing. Only the bottom that emerges without policy is truly solid and belongs to the natural bottom.

In fact, the market does not need to be rescued, because when it is cheap, capital will naturally buy it.

No one buys at 3000 points, then a 10% discount, 2700? Still no one buys, a 20% discount, 2400?

Still no one buys, a 30% discount, 40%, 50%.

The capital in the market is not foolish, and professional investment institutions are even less so.

No capital buys, seemingly it is the uncertainty of future expectations, there is some concern.

In fact, it is that they think the current price is not cheap enough, there is no room for speculation, there is no room to make money, this is the essence.Waiting for policy to save the market is better than finding ways to save oneself.

Large capital enters the market to make money, not to act as the People's Liberation Army.

Therefore, there is a core that must be firmly remembered: capital will not go to the area of dense chip traps, but will avoid the heavy and take the light.

If you are at an absolute high point and accidentally stand at a high position, then even if the market is saved, you will not be taken into account.

Whether it is 6124, 5178, or 3731, there are a group of stocks that are firmly trapped at the top of the mountain.

Then you will also find a characteristic called "frying new, not frying old."

The stocks that can set new highs each time, and the stocks that have fallen sharply after setting new highs before, are not the same group.

The peak of most stocks is over-consumed in a bull market.

In other words, the direction of speculation in each bull market, the sector of speculation, is not the same.

The direction of large capital bottom fishing is also different each time.So, the first step in self-rescue is to clearly understand the extent to which you are trapped and how many potential opportunities there are.

If you are indeed trapped at a high mountain peak with no trading strategy, it is impossible to turn things around.

Even if there is a large capital entering the market to bottom-fish, it will only provide a rebound for some individual stocks and some sectors.

Have you ever thought about what to do if you are trapped by 30%, and the rebound is only 10%?

Therefore, the second step in self-rescue is how to activate your position, and at least you must have money in hand.

Everyone will say that you should try to add positions at a low level.

But the problem is that many people do not have funds to add positions, and they are also unwilling to invest more money into the stock market.

How to activate the existing funds, manage the position from being fully loaded and lying flat to having active funds to allocate, becomes extremely important.

However, most people always feel that stopping losses in the market will make the situation worse.

As a result, at 3200 points, 3100 points, and 3000 points, almost everyone is indifferent, and then gradually they no longer pay attention.What's even more critical is that if one's body and mind are tormented, there is a high likelihood of a massive stop-loss liquidation at a low position.

However, if one can hold a portion of the position, even if it's only 20-30%, the change in mentality will be significantly better.

At least you won't feel like you have nothing, and you will consider adding to your position at a relatively low point or after a significant drop.

The third step in self-rescue is the adjustment of strategy, as well as the simple practice of selling high and buying low.

Another value of activating capital is that if the market is fluctuating at a low level, you can make money through trading.

For example, if the market is fluctuating between 2900 and 3000 points, and you have capital on hand, you can engage in high selling and low buying.

But if you are fully invested, even if the market fluctuates between 2800 and 3100 points with a 10% index fluctuation range, it has nothing to do with you.

Understanding the market trend is not actually that difficult; the issue lies in whether you have money in hand.

When the market falls to a low point, just add positions in batches, regardless of whether there are policies or not, there will be a rebound sooner or later.

It's just a matter of how long the adjustment cycle will be and how significant the level of the rebound will be.The core of self-rescue lies in the price game; your goal is to make the bottom fluctuations relevant to you. The objective of the capital is to make the bottom fluctuations irrelevant to you. In simple terms, capital aims to leave the dense cost area of the chips and find a low position to make a market, leaving the trapped retail investors immobilized.

For retail investors themselves, having flexible capital in hand is the core of making money in the fluctuations of the bottom area.

Mental management + position management is the key for retail investors to reduce losses and make money in the stock market.

As for whether there are policies or not, it really doesn't matter that much. Even in a big bull market, it is not driven by policies, let alone any market rescue.

Finally, I hope the market becomes more standardized and provides investors with a good basic environment.

The pattern of short bull and long bear may not be able to be changed in a short time, but some visible issues are hoped to be resolved as soon as possible.