After buying a fund, it seems inevitable to fall, but few people can keep falling. Many people look at the funds they hold and start to panic. They want to know what will happen if they don't sell it all the time, and whether there will be no money left.

What will happen if the fund keeps falling and not selling?

There will be many results if the fund has been falling and not selling, that is, it will rise back after a period of time and fall to liquidation, and the decline will begin to stabilize for a long time. If the fund you buy keeps falling, you can analyze it. If the overall market environment is not good, then there is no need to worry, just wait patiently for the market to pick up. If it is the reason of the fund manager, then it is recommended to redeem the fund and change to an excellent fund manager.

If the fund you buy comes from an excellent fund managed by the fund manager of a fund company with good comprehensive strength, you don't have to worry about falling endlessly, because such funds are of high quality, and you can get good returns as long as you are willing to pay the time cost.

The fund has been falling. You can decide what to do according to its type. If it is a debt-based fund, you don't need to use money. If it is a wide base, run when the profit reaches a certain level. If it is a hybrid fund, keep it if you are optimistic. If it falls, you can make it up.

Rest assured, no matter how the fund falls, there is almost no possibility of falling. Because funds generally invest in dozens of stocks, if you want the fund to fall, unless these dozens of stocks go bankrupt. If you say that the fund has never stepped on thunder, many people may not believe it (neither do I), but it is almost impossible to step on dozens of stocks at the same time.

What will happen if the fund keeps falling and not selling? I hope I can help you after reading it.