Some time ago, someone asked me what to do after getting trapped in CLOs, especially under high fee conditions, which is really frustrating. I want to share a relatively conservative approach, and I welcome everyone to discuss.

If you really get caught, my method is as follows: first, place a short order at the lowest point on the 15-minute chart, then use a 10:1 position ratio to go long. If it drops, keep placing orders, gradually filling the position. What are the benefits of this? Once the returns from the long position exceed the four-hour fee, you can safely exit.

Many people are afraid that high fees will cause long positions to continue losing, but there's no need to worry too much. As long as you manage your positions and control risks well, you can usually find opportunities to get out. The key is to have patience and discipline, and not to make reckless moves out of anxiety.