If you are optimistic about the stock market in the medium and long term, you can make up your position in the following three situations: 1. The market is in a downward trend recently. When the market stabilizes and starts to reverse upward, you can make up your position. 2. The market is in a rising market recently, and the probability of rising after that is high. The sooner you make up the position, the better. 3. When the market is in a volatile market recently, the fixed investment can share the cost equally. ?
Masukura means buying again on the original basis, or buying within your purchasing power. Just because you make up your position after falling doesn't mean you will definitely return to your original position. The significance of covering positions lies in reducing costs. The more you make up at the low price, the lower the average cost will be.