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Will the fund losses pick up?
Many investors have lost money when buying funds, and then they have been expecting the funds to rise back. Will the fund losses pick up? Will the fund rise after falling for five consecutive days? We have prepared relevant contents for your reference.

Will the fund losses pick up?

Whether the fund's losses will rebound depends on the situation. It depends on the reason for the fund's loss. If it is because of the fund itself, such as the incompetence of the fund manager or poor fund management, investors are not optimistic about this fund, and the possibility of rising back is relatively small. Generally, it is best to stop loss in time, keep the remaining amount and redeem the fund.

If it is because the market is not good, most funds are falling, and have been falling for some time, the fund shows signs of rebound, and investors are more optimistic about this fund, then it is possible to rise back.

If you want to recover your capital quickly, you can buy it when the fund falls, which can reduce the buying cost and speed up the recovery. However, buying it will increase the risk of the fund, so you should operate cautiously and buy it when you are very optimistic.

Will the fund rise after falling for five consecutive days?

Whether the fund will rise after falling for five days depends on the situation. If there is nothing wrong with the fund itself, it is more likely that the fund will rise after falling for five days, because the market is not good for the time being and it is relatively large to return.

Because the fund itself is a very volatile product, there will be ups and downs. If there is nothing wrong with the fund itself, it is normal to withdraw occasionally. But if you choose a bad fund, it may fall again, because the risk of the fund is unpredictable, so you should be cautious when buying.

If investors are not optimistic about this fund and do not want to take greater risks, they can redeem the fund and then consider other low-risk fund varieties. For example, the Monetary Fund mainly invests in cash, bank deposits with a maturity of less than 1 year (including 1 year), bond repurchases, central bank bills, and interbank deposit certificates, with a remaining maturity of less than 397 days (including 397 days). The risk of money funds is relatively small, and it rarely falls for five consecutive days. If you don't want to suffer a big loss, you can give priority to the money fund.