I can lose 15% playing the fund, which simply refreshes people's three views. I never play more than 8% funds. It can only be said that you are not a qualified citizen, have not kept due vigilance, and do not know how to stop losses in time. You failed in playing the fund, you should learn from it in the future. Here I give you some advice.

First of all, don't think that there are not many withdrawals from the fund. This idea is wrong. Simply thinking that the fund will rise back when it falls shows that you are still a little young to play with the fund. In fact, the withdrawal of funds, that is, the speed of decline, is sometimes very scary. There are countless people who withdraw more than 20% a month and more than 60% a year. I also say this to tell you that the decline of the fund's net value is not the lowest, only lower, so we should have our own awareness of risk prevention and set a stop loss point. At this point, we should redeem it in time. I set the stop loss at 8%. As long as the loss reaches this point, I will not hesitate to redeem it. I have no illusions that I can make a comeback. Sometimes fantasy can only make you lose more and more. If the continuous sharp drop makes you want to cry, this is what I have experienced personally. In extreme cases, it can drop by more than ten points in a week. Can you stand this situation? Less loss, more gain. If you lose 8%, stop blogging. Timely redemption is the right way.

Second, it is irrational to use idle money for fund investment and not to use emergency money to play with funds. If you need money urgently, there is no way out, you can only redeem it reluctantly. After all, there must be something urgent that needs money, and there is no doubt about redemption. But if it is spare money, don't worry too much, you can only wait for the opportunity to rise slowly, or you can add positions while falling, and add a little more when falling, and slowly dilute the holding cost. This kind of increase in positions when falling can only be operated within the risk range you can bear. Remember not to exceed your investment scope. We should choose long-term investment to return the capital, rather than taking risks to increase investment, which is necessary for a rational investor.

Last but not least, I want to reiterate my investment discipline, that is, 8% loss must be stopped and 6% profit must be stopped. This is my own business principle, and I have been unswervingly implementing this principle. Generally speaking, I have never lost money in this operation. But when I say this, some people will say that I am stupid. I am a leek, and 90% of the fund players will not do this. But what I want to tell you is that it is these 90% smart people who eventually lose money. Only a fool like me can use seemingly stupid operation methods to get a slice of the investment fund market. What is the reason? Think for yourself.