Does the fund want to cut the meat and stop the loss?
If the fund is only short-term callback or short-term decline, investors can sell it without cutting the meat. If the fund plummets or even falls out of its own set profit point, you can choose to cut the meat and sell it.
No matter what investment you make, stop loss is very important, and users need to set a stop loss point. In addition, investors can also choose according to their own risk tolerance. If it is still within the tolerance range, you can make up the position appropriately. If it is beyond the tolerance of the loss, you can stop the loss in time.
At the same time, if it is a long-term or fixed investment method, there is no need to consider stop loss. If it is short-term band operation, stop loss is essential. When you start the fund, you should observe the general position. If the fund is at a relatively high level, there is no need to rush to start. Because any fund can't just go up or down, users can wait until it is relatively low.
Under normal circumstances, it is difficult for fund investment to return the principal by posting the principal. Therefore, when encountering a stop loss point, the fund investor can cut the meat and stop the loss. I have to say that if you don't understand the funds you hold and follow suit, the probability of loss is even greater.