It can rise back.

Floating losses refer to the unrealized losses of open positions in futures calculated based on the settlement price of the day. For example: You bought a share of ABC Company's stock at 10 yuan per share yesterday. The closing price of ABC Company's stock at the close today was 9 yuan, but you did not sell the ABC Company's stock you held, so you Today there is a floating loss of 1 yuan (floating loss), because the price of the stock is constantly fluctuating and may rise. If ABC Company's stock rises to 12 yuan a week later and you haven't sold it yet, then your profit is also uncertain because the price may still fall. It can be said that you have a floating profit of 2 yuan. As long as you do not sell the stocks you hold, the profit or loss caused by the rise or fall of the stock price is uncertain. Only when you sell the stocks you hold will the real loss or profit be realized. The same is true for other financial products.