I'd like to ask: after suffering significant losses, how should one allocate investment proportions? Is a conservative strategy for breaking even advisable, or would a 2x leverage be recommended? Strategies for stable floating profits versus major losses must differ due to the psychological impact. In a profitable state, one can invest conservatively, even dollar-cost averaging into broad indices or selling options for premium income. What are your recommendations for a loss-making state? I'm open to advice not just on stock selection and position adjustments, but also on mindset.
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