Regular fixed purchase strategy. Fixed investment is our most common fund investment strategy, and it is also the most worry-free and most suitable investment strategy for entry-level players. That is to say, regardless of the market, a fixed amount is invested in a fixed fund on a regular basis. When the market rises, the net value of the fund is high and fewer units are bought; When the market falls, the net value of the fund is low and there are many buying units. For such a long time, the average cost of the fund units purchased will be low.
28-28 balanced strategy. Here, the two and eight represent positions, which usually refer to 20% equity funds with 80% debt base, which is a more classic strategy for balancing equity and debt. This investment strategy is characterized by stability and relatively small fluctuation. When the market is good, it usually underperforms the broader market, but when the market is bad, it can make you sit back and relax. In fact, at the expense of a part of the income, in exchange for investors' peace of mind.
Investment strategy of timely entry and exit. That is, investors buy funds safely according to market changes. People who can usually take this approach are mostly investors with certain experience, who can have a general grasp of the market and bear certain investment risks. After all, the market is unpredictable, and it is not easy to accurately predict the highs and lows of every wave of the stock market. Even if you master the market trend, you must be able to withstand the ups and downs of the short-term market. This investment strategy is not suitable for everyone.
Long term investment strategy. Long-term investment, avoid day trading. According to the historical rate of return of the fund, if it is held for a long time, it is a high probability to exchange time for making money, and try to avoid chasing up and down.