Then the fund lost 10 points. How many positions do you need to add to make up for it? How to calculate? Let's take a look together.

The fund fell 10 points. How much should I add to make up for it?

In the fund investment market, after the investment loss, the fund will recover its capital only when the increase is greater than the original loss. The formula for calculating the increase is: increase-return capital interval =1(1-loss interval)-1, that is, when the investor loses 10%, the increase-return capital interval =65438+.

If the fund falls by 10 point, it needs to rise by 12 point to recover its capital. In this case, if you add more positions, it will return to the original faster. Examples are as follows:

When an investor buys a fund, the initial cost is 1 yuan share, and when he buys 1 000 shares, the fund loses 10 point, 10%. At this time, the net value of the fund fell to 0.9 yuan share, with a loss of 1 1,000 yuan. When the fund falls, investors choose to add positions and buy 1000 shares, so the cost after adding positions is = (1000×1+0.9×1000)/(1000+/kloc).

It should be noted that not every time you add a position, you can quickly return to the book. Remember to chase down and add positions everywhere. Investors need to increase their positions according to market conditions or fund conditions, otherwise there may be more and more.