Investors only enter the market to earn income, so they should have a general understanding of the indicators of the fund market. In particular, the high and low points of net worth are more important in daily analysis. Usually, the fund has only one net value in a day, which is subject to the net value price released after the close of the day. So, what do you think of the net worth when buying a fund?

How to buy a fund to see the net worth?

The net value of the fund can't be seen, but investors can estimate a rough value. There is no absolute level of the fund, and the position of the fund can only be judged by referring to the previous trend of the fund. The fund can be judged from the theme, the fund's heavy stocks and the accumulated net value. Investors can check the top ten positions of heavy positions announced by the fund and predict whether the current net value is too high.

If the fund point is above the moving average of the fund's previous trend, then the fund is currently at a high level. If the fund point is lower than the moving average of the previous trend of the fund, then the fund is currently at a low level. If the short-term rise has an accelerating trend, that is, the curve is concave, which indicates overestimation. If the fund is locked at a high point to buy, then you can choose to continue waiting in place and add positions to buy when the fund's net value falls.

Summary: Users can connect the historical lows and historical highs of the fund net value curve into a line. Then the extension lines of these two lines are underestimated when approaching the downline and overestimated when approaching the upline. If you want to be a professional fund investor, you must master the skills of buying and selling funds, so as to buy at a low point and sell at a high point and realize the income.