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Do people who are new to the fund choose fixed investment or one-time investment?
For a novice who has just contacted the fund, I still suggest that you choose the way of fixed investment. Because novices should be a stage of familiarity and learning at first, reduce risks first and then consider benefits.

1, novices are more suitable for fixed investment, and big brothers are suitable for one-time investment. I personally know something about stocks, bonds and funds. Through the various transactions I have participated in in these years, I feel that funds, bond investments and stocks are actually similar.

Therefore, in my personal experience, whether it is stocks, bonds or funds, novices should not blindly invest. Beginners should never invest once in the first place. Novices should choose the fixed investment method, and the one-time investment method is more suitable for experienced bosses.

We must first put safety before profitability, first consider how to minimize risks, and then consider the fund's income under the principle of observing safety.

2. Beginners should focus on learning first, and theoretical knowledge is very important. Some novices are completely unprepared to enter the fund market. A prerequisite for playing a good fund is to master and understand certain theoretical knowledge.

Many novices started to participate in fund trading on the premise that some technical terms were vague. People who don't take the fund seriously can hardly get preferential treatment from the fund.

Therefore, when we plan to play the fund, we must first learn some theoretical knowledge.

3. While mastering theoretical knowledge, fund trading should also pay attention to its own practical ability. Theoretical knowledge alone is not enough. We should attach equal importance to our practical ability. We should skillfully and flexibly apply what we have learned from textbooks to practice.

You can't just recite the textbook knowledge, and you can't read it completely. We should learn to combine knowledge with practice.

The profit of the fund depends not on luck, but on the mastery and function of knowledge. I hope each of us can participate in the fund market cautiously and rationally, and trade with our own wisdom, not just by our own luck.