If you are an experienced Christian and you will judge the rise and fall of a sector or industry, then if you judge that the market outlook will continue to rise, you should increase your position in time. If you are an inexperienced investor, you can increase your position appropriately or not at this time. If you are an inexperienced citizen, then I suggest that you directly subscribe for those new funds and then do not operate it is the best choice. Because you may keep chasing the ups and downs, causing the fund to make money but you not to make money. 1. Experienced
If you have learned about funds and know how to judge the future of some industries, then you can judge whether this industry will still rise based on your experience. If there is room for an increase, then you can take advantage of it to cover a little position when it falls. If you think that it has grown to a very high position now and the probability of profit and loss in the future is relatively low, then don't participate in adding positions during this callback. 2. Inexperienced
If you are an inexperienced novice Christian, then I think it is best not to increase your position during this callback, or only increase your position in a small amount. Because you don't know whether his sector has grown to a very high position. In this way you are equivalent to a gambling situation. It is very likely that after you increase your position, you increase your position to the halfway point of the decline or a top position, which will result in all your previous profits being lost. 3. It is best to buy new funds
If you are a novice, then I highly recommend that you subscribe for those new funds and do not add positions. Because when you subscribe for a new fund, you don’t need to think about buying points. There is a high probability that you can make money after buying it. As long as you don't operate, there is a 90% probability that you will make money in one year.
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