1. Because stock funds are non-capital-guaranteed funds, they face the risk of principal loss;

2. Judging from the current situation of the stock market, some stock prices fluctuate abnormally, probably reaching About 50% means that the decline of stock funds may also reach 50%;

3. The biggest risk is to lose all your money due to the stock market crash or delisting; but this is basically impossible. If you hold it in a professional institution, the safety is relatively guaranteed. Secondly, if you use multiple stocks to hedge risks, there shouldn't be much of a problem.

Many investors will be at a loss when they see that the stock funds they hold have been falling. This is the third psychology that asks "Will the stock fund lose all money?"

In fact, looking back at the historical trends of stock markets around the world, the so-called stocks have been falling for a certain time frame. There has never been a stock that will fall forever. It is just that "if it rises for a long time, it will fall, and if it falls for a long time, it will rise." ". When general stock funds continue to decline at a certain stage, it is also a severe test for investors' psychology.