As for the skills of fund trading, in fact, it depends on how individuals explore. To put it bluntly, it means buying low and selling high. Only in this way can we get more profits. But sometimes you still have to set yourself a take profit point and a stop loss point. When the profit of the fund we bought has exceeded the profit-taking point we set, then we must sell it decisively and never be greedy. When the fund we bought has lost a lot and reached the stop-loss point in our mind, we should also sell it decisively at this time. Don't think about entering the market at the lowest position, which will make us lose more.
In fact, fund trading is very particular. On the surface, fund trading looks particularly simple, but in fact, the fund market is changing rapidly. Compared with stocks, funds are indeed much safer, but this does not mean that trading funds are risk-free. Therefore, you should be rational and cautious when buying funds, and don't blindly follow suit.
In fact, from my personal point of view, I think as long as I can hold a certain fund for a long time, the probability of profit is still relatively large. The point is that many people simply don't last long. When they found that the fund had fallen, they couldn't sit still. At this point, if they choose to sell all the fund shares, they will undoubtedly lose money.