What are the buying skills of Zuo Fund? For those who have figured out the left-handed fund buying, there should be fewer people actually using the left-handed fund to buy, so Bian Xiao specially brought you the left-handed fund buying skills, hoping to help you to some extent.

Left-handed fund buying skills

For left-handed transactions, the higher the price, the more they sell, which can be divided into small sale, resale and big sale. Similarly, the right-hand trading needs to adopt the form of small buying, small buying and big buying, which can ensure that the fund can sell at a low price and improve its profit opportunities.

First of all, look at the capital flow in the north.

From the analysis of the influence on the trend of China A-shares, it is inevitable that the capital from the north will have an impact. As long as there is a large amount of funds sold northward, A shares will inevitably fall. Similarly, in the case of buying a large amount of funds from the north, A shares will rise, which is affected by the amount of funds. Moreover, according to the analysis of the influencing factors of China stock market changes in recent years, the influence of northbound capital on the trend of China market is still relatively important, and it has become a judgment of whether the transaction is left or right, which can refer to the changes of northbound capital. Buying a large amount of funds in the north indicates that it is a transaction, and the funds in the north are sold in large quantities. This is a high probability of trading on the right.

The users, modes, operation modes and locations of left-handed trading and right-handed trading are very different, which reflects the differences between them, and is also an important basis to help us understand the trading mode and an important reference to help us make profits in fund trading.

Second, look at the recent trend of the market.

The market trend also reflects left-handed trading or right-handed trading. Each plate is divided separately and can be judged according to its recent trend. For example, in the figure below, the red line represents right-handed trading, and left-handed trading can be adopted appropriately at these stages, and continuous buying is the best way. Similarly, the green direction in the figure below indicates the right-hand trading, which also helps us to judge the trading mode.

Third, pay attention to the country's policy orientation.

The impact of national policies is long-term. Therefore, in fund investment, it is necessary to judge whether it is a left-handed transaction or a right-handed transaction from the perspective of long-term development, which can be judged from the long-term policy orientation of the country. For example, for the development of new energy and other industries, the state has long adopted a policy of encouraging development, so the left-handed trading of these sectors is more obvious. However, for many sunset industries, such as real estate, national policies have been sluggish, so the development of these sectors is the right of long-term transactions. Therefore, in the process of judging transactions, national policies can be regarded as an important investment method. Short-term investors only need to pay attention to the country's short-term policy orientation and short-term profitability.

Basic logic of left-handed trading and right-handed trading

First, the fund's mode of making money is to buy low and sell high. Second, the normalization trend of the A-share and fund markets is that if it rises more, it will fall, and if it falls more, it will rise.

Thoughts on making money by funds with high probability

For the fund to buy low and sell high, what position is low and what position is high? There is no absolute standard at present. It is precisely because of the same position that some people think that the high one will sell, and some people think that the low one will buy, so there is a transaction, so there will be fluctuations. So how can we buy low and sell high with high probability?

Generally speaking, buying funds is judged by the historical trend of funds or stocks with heavy positions, and it is considered that buying now is a lower position. Then with the blessing of time, the probability of success is higher. For example, the probability of a one-month increase is only 50%, then the probability of a six-month increase may reach 60%, so the probability of a one-year, two-year and three-year increase will be higher?

Let's go back to fund buying and analyze the judgment of buying point. Usually, we buy funds to bargain-hunting, because the chips that accurately bargain-hunting are the cheapest, but it is very difficult to bargain-hunting. The biggest difficulty is that we don't know where the bottom is. I feel that I have fallen a lot. I bought it and continued to fall. It feels cheap enough. I bought it and continued to fall. For example, the stocks of these two days? In order to avoid this kind of loss, some people want to be safe, but give up the lowest point, choose to rise steadily for a period of time after the lowest point, and only pick up relatively cheap chips.

The fund trades on the left and trades on the right.

The so-called left-handed trading is to buy before the rise, and right-handed traders buy after the rise. The advantage of left-hand trading is that it has the opportunity to pick up the cheapest chips, but the disadvantage is that it needs to bear greater risks and may have to bear certain floating losses. The advantage of the correct trader is that he can get relatively cheap chips at a relatively low position, but the disadvantage is that he also has a certain probability to take a certain degree of risk.

Give a few extreme examples.

1, left transaction.

The best case is to buy at the opposite bottom, and then the bacteria start to rise. The second is to continue to adjust for a period of time and then rise after buying. Third, it will continue to adjust after buying and fluctuate for a long time. The worst thing is that after buying it, it is still continuously adjusted or greatly adjusted.

2. Right-handed trading.

The best case is to buy at the bottom and start a round of rise. Followed by a small adjustment after buying, and then rising. Third, continue to adjust or oscillate after buying. The worst thing is to start a new round of adjustment after buying, so it is much worse than left-handed trading because the cost is higher.

What is left to buy and right to buy?

For a stock or equity fund, it is impossible to go up or down all the time, and the ups and downs are alternating. For investors, to make money, they only need to buy at a low price and sell at a high price.

However, when the price of stock or fund is low, there will be two states. One is that stocks or funds are still falling, and the other is that stocks or funds have started to rise. If you buy a stock or fund while it is still falling, it is a left-handed purchase, and vice versa.