The stop-loss and profit-taking of a fund is generally to set a stop-loss point and a profit-taking point, and then the system will automatically execute it. The stop loss point of a fund is generally set according to the risk of the fund. When choosing a fund with less risk, the stop loss point can be set at 5% to 10%, and when choosing a fund with greater risk, the stop loss point can be set at 20% to 15%. The take profit point is generally set at 15% to 30%. The take profit point prevents the fund from suddenly fluctuating, and the stop loss point allows investors to stop losses in time.

It is of great significance for the fund to stop loss and take profit. In fact, whether it is a fund, stock or other fund investment, it is necessary to set a stop loss and take profit. The main significance of taking profit is to recover the income in time after investors get the income, so that the investment income becomes the real income in investors' pockets. Stop loss is even more important. When the fund falls and there is a downward trend in the later period, investors should stop the loss in time and transfer the funds out to avoid the loss from expanding.