Fund cutting refers to the behavior of investors who are worried that the fund will continue to fall and bring more losses when the fund loses money.

For investors with sufficient idle funds, it is not appropriate to cut meat when the fund loses money. The reason is that compared with stocks, the funds invested by funds are relatively scattered and less risky, which is more suitable for long-term investment. In addition, investors can spread the cost of holding positions and spread risks through continuous buying operations during the downturn. When the fund loses money or the market is not good, the fund manager will switch positions and reduce his withdrawal rate as much as possible. At the same time, fund managers are more professional than individual investors.