Fund bargain-hunting refers to the behavior of investors buying funds after the long-term decline of funds. This is a purchase behavior, and investors believe that the net value of the fund will not continue to fall after a long-term decline. In the fund market, whether to buy or not depends on the market situation and trend of the fund.

Is the risk of fund bargain-hunting big?

The risk of fund bargain-hunting is great. When the fund bargain-hunting, don't bargain-hunting at the lowest point, analyze the position worth buying, and then buy through fixed investment. Even if it falls, it can continue to share the cost and show the charm of "smile curve". When the funds fall into the right place, you can slowly add positions and bargain-hunting. The extra funds belong to long-term products, which can be held for a long time to reduce risks. But remember to find the bottom of the fund at the bottom.