Some friends want to continue to buy this product after the fund purchase restriction. What should they do?

This actually depends on the limit of purchase restriction. Under normal circumstances, the amount of purchase restriction is for relatively large purchases. For example, a single account can't buy more than 500 thousand, 800 thousand and so on. This limit is completely sufficient for most ordinary investors, and the impact will not be too great.

Of course, sometimes the amount of purchase restriction will be lower, for example, a single account can only buy two thousand, five thousand and so on. If the amount we want to add really exceeds the daily limit of the fund, we can also consider using the method of fixed investment of the fund to buy it, which will be more convenient, that is, splitting the original fund to buy into several shares and buying it in the form of fixed investment every day or weekly.

On the one hand, this kind of operation can make many a mickle, on the other hand, it can smooth the market fluctuation to a certain extent, and it is a good way to buy a restricted purchase fund.