"Locking positions is divided into two forms, profit locking and loss locking."
"When the market moves contrary to one's initial position, new positions opposite to the original holdings are created, hence it is also called hedging."
"The purpose of locking positions is primarily to handle potential reversals during the session, maintaining optimal positions at minimal cost."
In the kitchen, Lu Liang was making breakfast while delving deeper into the trading rules of London Gold.
Long and short positions were straightforward to understand, but locking positions was a strategy he had never touched before.
It seemed like a method to help investors reduce risk and appropriately avoid losses.
Yet, he felt that locking should be used more as a means of profit rather than a common remedial measure.
The explanation was too generic; Lu Liang felt he needed a chance to practice it to understand the specific methods.
