Investment is a win-lose, and no one wants to lose money, let alone go bankrupt and make futures allocation. It must be to make money and raise funds, but sometimes losing money is also a problem we have to face. Some of my futures fund-raising customers often start to lose money when they lose money. What should I do if I lose money in futures allocation? What you need to do at this time is to stop and have a rest, adjust your mentality, and then start doing it when your mentality is adjusted. When you lose money in futures allocation, you are in a bad mood. Doing it blindly will only bring more losses. Some futures fund-raising customers have set themselves a "rule" that they can only make money but not lose money. With this mentality, it is also very dangerous to make futures allocation. I have a futures fund-raising customer, which is a typical example. It was originally funded by tens of thousands of dollars. Hundreds of thousands of funds have been added this week. After chatting, I realized that my family is in urgent need of money recently and I want to earn more in the short term. In this state of mind, when the account loses money, he continues to do it. As a result, he continued to do it with extra funds. In a week, this futures fund-raising customer lost 1.5 million. Because it is an old customer, the closing line has also been relaxed, and the 50% closing position stipulated in the futures fund-raising contract has not been strictly followed. In the end, he only lost more than 30 thousand. When he was reminded of the risks in his account, he was still placing an order, reminding him that there were more than 30 thousand in his account. It seems that he didn't react for a while, and it took a long time to say, "Why is there only so much left?" After the event, the futures fund-raising customers concluded that they had been in a bad state these days and wanted to make money too much, and the result was counterproductive. If he had relaxed the operation, it might have been another result, wouldn't it? When the state is not good, what futures fund-raising customers need to do is to take a break, adjust their mentality and suspend operations. Temporary loss of the account is not terrible, as long as it stops in time. The terrible thing is to place an order at random after the loss. Therefore, when your account loses money and your status is not adjusted well, you must learn to rest and suspend operations. In fact, many people are hard to extricate themselves from account losses, including me. The more they lose, the heavier their positions, which eventually leads to the collapse of their psychological defense. What I think in my mind is that since they have lost so much, it is better to gamble on the whole pressure if they lose more. When they finally wake up, they find that they have made a big mistake, so that they have no funds to recover the loss. I would like to remind all customers who are funded by futures that the loss is not terrible. The terrible thing is that you can't be blinded by the loss and kill yourself, but whether you can survive depends on how much capital you still have. In fact, as long as we have some capital, I think we have a chance. If we find confidence, we can turn defeat into victory. Beijing CSI Wealth Asset Management Co., Ltd. is mainly engaged in stock allocation, futures allocation and stock index futures allocation.