No, lightening positions is generally carried out on the basis of profit. If the investor has not paid back the principal and the loss is relatively large, adding positions is a better choice. Adding positions will reduce the cost for investors. The lower the cost, the lower the risk, and the greater the probability of recovering capital or gaining income in the future.

After the fund is profitable, lightening the position can guarantee the income and reduce the risk. After the fund loses money, adding positions is to reduce costs and risks.