When the market conditions are not good, the probability of investors losing money when buying funds is higher. So, if the fund loses 20%, how can we save it? Below we have prepared relevant content for your reference.

When the fund loses 20%, investors can adopt the following strategies:

1. Cover positions

When the fund loses 20%, investors believe that the fund If there will be a rebound trend in the later period, or if you are reluctant to cut off the stock, you can choose to cover the position during the decline of the fund. By continuously covering the position, you can reduce the cost of holding positions and diversify risks.

For example, the following methods are used to cover positions:

a. Equal-amount buying method:

Investors can choose to buy the same amount each time during the decline of the fund. Amount, such as 1,000 yuan for each purchase.

b. Equal-difference buying method:

In the process of the fund falling, the amount of each purchase is an equal-difference number. For example, if the investor buys in three times, The amount of each purchase is 1,000 yuan, 2,000 yuan, and 3,000 yuan.

c. Equal-ratio buying method:

In the process of the fund falling, the amount of each purchase by investors is an equal proportion. The amounts are 1,000 yuan, 2,000 yuan, and 4,000 yuan respectively.

2. Sell high and buy low

When the fund has been losing money, investors can use the short-term rebound of the fund to perform T operations, that is, buy a part of the fund at a low level. Sell ??when it is high to earn a certain price difference and reduce its holding costs. It should be noted that in the process of selling high and buying low, the price difference income earned must be greater than the handling fee. Otherwise, the gain outweighs the loss.

3. Conversion

When a fund has been losing money, it means that the fund is relatively weak, and investors can choose to convert it into a relatively strong fund and use the income brought by the strong fund , to make up for previous losses.

Of course, when a fund loses 20%, investors think that the fund is poor and has no hope of rebounding in the future. In order to avoid losses caused by the fund's continued decline, they can choose to cut the fund out.