The boldest way for funds with losses exceeding 30% is to cover their positions. Low positions can reduce the holding cost. The more you make up, the lower the cost. If you can make up a lot of positions, as long as the fund rebounds slightly, you may be able to return to the capital. It's smarter to keep the bottom warehouse still and then take out a sum of money to do high throwing and low sucking. Although this method is clever, only smart people can use it well. As for the stupidest way, it is to hold the fund all the time, but change the dividend method to dividend reinvestment. Because at this time, if you still use the default cash dividend, it will be even harder to get it back.

A fund can lose more than 30%, and the high probability is that it has a lot to do with stocks. Because once the stock falls, it can be said that it is easy to fall more than 30%. Funds with stocks as their main investment targets will naturally be dragged down by the stock market crash. However, the difference between funds and stocks is that funds are invested in many stocks, and each stock does not occupy a lot of money. Therefore, a single stock plummets, even if it is a stock that the fund invests more, it will not lead to a sharp decline in the fund.