The rise of the market and the decline of the fund indicate that the overall market has fallen seriously in the early stage, and there is a demand for small and medium-sized stocks to make up for it. The market is produced by the centralized statistics of individual stocks, so the trend of individual stocks can determine the general trend of the market, and the market can also affect the trend of individual stocks. Under normal circumstances, a rise in the market will make most equity funds rise, and a fall in the market will make individual stocks fall. It is often rare to see the market fall and individual stocks rise.

What happens when the market goes up and the fund goes down?

Under normal circumstances, when the market goes up, the fund will go up accordingly. Because the market rise is guided by large-cap stocks, and the funds are mainly invested in large-cap stocks. But it is not absolute, and the rise of the fund may also be affected by the trend of the theme. If investors buy index funds, only the rise and fall of the index can affect the rise and fall of the fund; If investors buy equity funds, the stocks held by the funds will rise and fall, and the funds will also rise and fall accordingly. Therefore, investors can see whether the fund is profitable or not, and they can also be subject to the ups and downs of the day. The ups and downs of the market are not necessarily accurate.