Some Christians don't even know what a fund is. They know that they can make money, and they can make a lot of money, so they are not afraid to buy it.

These fundamentalists believe that funds are just like deposits and financial management products, and will be much higher than their returns. They also believe that the longer the time, the more money they will make.

As soon as a new fund is launched, it will always be robbed by Christians, especially some new Christians. They are jealous that people around them have made money by buying the fund. The new fund is heavily publicized, and some acquaintances and brokers encourage it. They join it without knowing anything.

Teams competing for new funds.

Due to the lack of continuous publicity and the fact that the subscription has basically ended, the old fund will only partially replenish the redeemed shares. In addition, there is no lobbying by touts, so naturally no one cares about it.

Funds can be divided into stock funds, bond funds, currency funds, futures funds, etc. according to different investment objects.

Of course, you don’t necessarily invest in just one variety, many are mixed investments.

Naturally, bond funds and currency funds mainly buy treasury bills, corporate bonds, bills and other products. The income is relatively fixed. The longer the time, the more income there is likely to be. If there is no better investment project or urgent need, don’t bother with it.

, just take it with confidence.

However, stock funds and futures funds mainly invest in stocks and futures, and their income is closely related to the prices of stocks and futures. If the prices of stocks and futures fluctuate greatly, you have to sell high and buy low to earn the price difference, otherwise

, with the advent of the bear market, the fund may break the net, or even fall miserably.

Of course, the handling fee for fund redemption is higher, and there is no need to enter and exit frequently.

Funds and stocks have the same principle: sell high and close low. Only in this way can you obtain stable profits.

Of course, long-term holding is also profitable, but you don't feel like you are making money by operating a stock-like fund.

Some people may say, why haven't you sold high yet?

Because the current profit of this fund has not reached my psychological expectations, I continue to hold it and will continue to make low returns at the right time.

Suppose you have a passing sum of money in your hand, which is the kind of money that stays in your hands for a while and is eventually given to others.

If the law allows it, can you try this type of stock fund operation?

Of course, you have to be mentally prepared for who will pay for the loss.