Some investors saw that their funds were slightly profitable and redeemed, which took less than two months.

After some investors bought the fund, they didn't redeem it for 2-3 years because they didn't take care of the fixed investment.

Teacher Toujun often says that in a volatile market, it is best to hold funds according to market positions. When market positions reach the upper edge of the box, redemption begins.

For example, the recent market has been oscillating back and forth between 3200 and 3450, so the upper edge of the box is about 3450.

You can consider redemption at 3450, and the time is about 2-3 months.

At this point, some investors began to be confused. One minute they said that the fund should be held for a long time, 2-3 years, and the next minute they said that the fund can be held for 2-3 months and then redeemed.

So how soon can my fund be redeemed?

Most experts do this!

First, the target rate of return determines the holding time. Everyone has a different definition of the target rate of return. For example, some people think that their target rate of return on funds must reach 20% before they can be redeemed.

Some people think that their target income can be redeemed as long as it reaches 10%.

The target rate of return set by yourself directly determines the time for you to redeem this fund.

For example, Tou Erjun often sets a redemption target of 10% within 7 days for some industry theme funds or index funds.

Why do you want to set it like this?

Because industry theme funds have a certain periodicity, and whether they rise or not depends on whether there is policy support.

The most typical ones are strong cyclical sector funds such as military industry and nonferrous metals, because it is difficult for us to accurately grasp when such funds will rise and fall.

The best way is to wait for the wind, but when it does, the fund has been rising for some time.

At this time, you can't be too demanding to participate.

Therefore, when investing in such funds, you can choose to hold them in Class C funds. The target is set to be redeemed after 7 days, and the yield exceeds 10%.

This holding time is not long, and it can catch up with a wave of profits.

Second, the purpose of buying determines the holding time. Some investors are puzzled. Obviously, a good fund should be held for a long time. Why do you want to redeem it in a short time?

What's more, the fund I currently hold is for my own pension.

The purposes mentioned here generally include saving for one's own pension and saving for children's education.

Then this is a long-term plan, and naturally there is no need to redeem it in the short term, even if there is a callback in the short term.

But as long as the fund you choose is ok, even 10 times the fund, then you naturally don't have to redeem it frequently.

Even in the volatile market, because the market switches back and forth between the low point and the high point, we will lose some of our profits, but in the process, we have accumulated a large number of fund shares.

In the long run, as long as the overall trend of the market is upward, it will naturally make money.

Then this purpose determines that you have held this fund for more than 10 years.

So when buying a fund, you can think about the purpose of buying this fund in advance. What is it mainly used for?

Knowing this, you will naturally know how long you need to hold this fund.

Third, the specific market determines the holding time. In fact, most investors do not have clear goals and objectives when buying funds.

But simply want to earn more money.

It's not a bad thing to want to earn more money. In this case, you naturally need to decide your holding time according to the specific market.

For example, a bear market will hold funds for a long time, and sometimes it may take more than three years to make a profit.

But when it comes to the bull market, the market comes and goes quickly, just like the little bull market in July, which actually lasted only seven days.

In 7 days, it is no problem for the yield to reach 10% or more.

This is why when the bull market comes, everyone runs into the market because they can make good profits in a short time.

However, the risk of entering the market is also relatively high, and this kind of thing is still left to radical investors.

We ordinary investors prefer to spend more time and get rich slowly.

In fact, the income is the easiest to give up when the market fluctuates.

For example, the current market has been fluctuating back and forth between 3200 and 3450. In order to avoid profit taking, the fund will be redeemed around 3450 points, and then the next round of fixed investment will continue.

It takes about 2-3 months, or 3-4 months, and the income can often be maintained at around 10%-20%.

After this analysis, do you have a clear idea?

How long did you hold it? Don't ask others, ask yourself.

Investment itself is your own business. As long as you find the right way to invest, you can boldly try.