Should the fund be cleared before buying?
After the collapse of the fund, whether to clear the position and buy again can be investigated from many aspects, such as the thickness of its own funds and the overall market situation of the fund. If it is because the overall market of funds is not good, the market falls again, and most funds are in a state of sharp decline, then even if they are cleared for repurchase, they will lose money; If the loss is due to the poor stock selection of the fund manager or the poor performance of the fund, then you can clear the position and buy again.
Of course, if investors don't have much money, they can choose to cut the meat when the fund continues to plummet and buy it at the turning point, that is, when the fund is about to rise. Fund investment can only make money if it is held for a long time. This is based on a stable market. It does not mean that the fund has been falling sharply and has been held. If it is a short position, you can withdraw funds more quickly. If you have been holding without adding or reducing positions, then it is basically difficult to return to the original.
After a continuous plunge, the fund can sell some at each rise, or sell a stop loss as soon as possible. It is very important for the fund to take profit and stop loss. As the saying goes, "the apprentice will buy it, but the master will sell it." It is more important for fund investment to find a buying point than a selling point. As long as you sell it at the right time, you can get better profits or reduce losses. In the case of fund collapse, timely stop loss is profit. If you are reluctant to sell, it will only increase your losses later.