Stop loss and take profit is a very common word in the stock market and fund market, and it is also the most commonly used method by many experienced people, because it can avoid falling into the whirlpool and leave the battlefield in time. So how should the fund take profit point be set and how much is appropriate?

How to set the fund take profit point?

There is no need to set the profit-taking point of the fund, which means that investors set the profit-taking point in their hearts when they buy the fund. Most people set the profit-taking point at 10%, which means that when your fund returns at 10%, you can take profit. Profit-taking is selling, also known as leaving the bag for safety.

How is the fund profit-taking point appropriate?

In a bull market, the first profit-taking point is set at around 30%, the second profit-taking point is set at around 20%, and the third profit-taking point is set at around 10%. If it is a bear market, it can be set at around 10%. After all, the big environment is very big for personal influence, so it is good that the bear market can make money, because most people are losing money.

The setting of the fund's profit-taking point should refer to the past trend of the fund and make a profit-taking point not higher than 50%, which is the best guarantee for yourself. If the take profit point is not set well, it will greatly affect your income. The concept of take profit should be closed when it is good and should not be maximized. Fund investment fluctuates with market changes, with ups and downs.