Due to the diving of the new energy sector and the pharmaceutical sector, the net value of many funds has been adjusted back, especially the fund of Goddess Glen.
202 1, I subscribed for a newly issued new energy fund. At the peak, the yield reached 77%. At present, only 45% is left, which is nearly 30% lower.
If you don't feel bad, it's fake.
From a psychological point of view, when a person loses the precious jewelry he once owned, it is ten thousand times worse than the feeling that a person never owned precious jewelry.
As the saying goes, I don't care about eternity, I only care about having it.
Since you care so much, the once blind profits on the books suddenly disappeared, and this kind of worrying distress can be imagined.
What's more, the newly issued fund has a closed period (can't be sold), and I can only watch the profits shrink slowly.
So now that the closure period has passed, should we redeem it quickly?
After calm thinking, my answer is no.
After this major adjustment, the high valuations of many popular sectors have also been digested. Now the valuation of most industries is at a relatively reasonable level in history.
So I think now is not a good time to retreat, but an opportunity to attack in batches.
Investment is an anti-human game.
Hold your horses, stick to fixed investment, stick to low suction and catch big fish in the long run.