When buying and selling funds through mobile phones or computers, try to choose an independent wireless network environment, and don't buy and sell funds in public places. When buying a fund, you should pay attention to choosing a fund with a good upward trend. When a fund goes to a high level, it will face a decline. If you buy such a fund, you may lose money. Try to choose funds with an upward trend and buy a wider range of funds. Don't invest all your savings in one fund. Choose more funds with an upward trend. Even if some funds misjudge, other funds will rise as a whole. You can make up for your loss of wealth. Pay attention to the timing of selling when buying a fund. The impact of the fund's growth and decline is particularly obvious. Every day, I can see how much the fund I bought earned and how much I lost. This way of buying and selling various funds without labor and with only a sum of money is deeply loved by the public. However, the timing of selling depends on your expected time. If it is the expected selling opportunity, it can be sold. If you don't make a profit at the expected time, you have to wait or make a profit according to your own affordability, and buy funds according to your own economic affordability. When your annual salary is 65,438+10,000 or 1 10,000, you can take out your annual income to buy a fund, or choose 30% of your savings to buy a fund. Even if there is a partial loss, it is tolerable, but the profit is of course every purchase.

When buying a fund, you should set a bottom line for yourself. When you invest in a range that you can bear, your operation is unprofitable. When you feel sorry for your financial loss, you feel that you are investing more money to save your fund and let the fund you bought turn around the loss situation. Don't try this method unless you have enough funds, because you can never guarantee that the increased money you invest will make you profitable or even increase your losses.