The number of funds held is related to their ability to take risks, investors' deposits, investors' energy and professional level. Generally speaking, newcomers don't know much about funds when they first come into contact with them. It is generally recommended to hold no more than 5 funds.

It takes time and energy to manage the fund after it is bought. If the time and energy are not particularly sufficient, it is actually more appropriate to hold 2~3 funds, but because everyone's situation is different, it depends on the individual preferences of investors.

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Is it better to hold more funds?

The more money you hold, the better. Many investors have heard a saying, that is, don't put all your eggs in one basket, thinking that the more funds you hold, the greater the risk of diversification. In fact, this statement has some truth.

However, if you hold a large number of funds, such as holding dozens or hundreds of funds, it is actually very time-consuming and labor-intensive. If you don't care, it will easily lead to losses, because if you want to buy money from a low position and sell it from a high position to earn income, you must always let it go. If you miss the best sales time, you will lose.

Secondly, some funds may belong to the same type, the same sector, and the investment direction is similar. There may be a situation of rising and falling together, and their risks cannot be dispersed. So, the more hugs, the better. It should be considered according to different situations.