QDII funds may not necessarily rise or fall after a sharp fall. The rise and fall of QDII funds depends on the investment target. When the investment target goes up, the fund goes up. If the investment target keeps falling, the fund will also keep falling.

Therefore, when buying funds, we should treat them rationally. When the fund loses money to a certain extent, it is very important to stop loss in time. Don't think that QDII funds will definitely rise after a sharp drop. If the market is not good, the fund is likely to keep falling.

When you look at QDII funds, you can analyze them from past performance. If the fund performance has been poor before, the fund market is not good, or the fund manager is frequently changed, the general suggestion is to redeem the stop loss in time, not reluctantly. When the fund loses money to a certain extent, it will be broken in order to avoid greater losses.

If the QDII fund has a good performance in the past, but it has fluctuated greatly recently, and there is no problem with the QDII fund itself, then you can consider continuing to hold it, or redeeming part of it first, and then leaving part with a wait-and-see attitude.

You can also choose to add positions, just saying that the risk of adding positions is relatively high. Investors should pay attention to their risk tolerance when buying. If they can't afford high risks, don't buy high-risk fund types.

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How about QDII fund?

QDII funds are also divided into stock QDII, hybrid QDII, bond QDII and other types of QDII products according to the investment target. It is worth noting that other types of QDII funds mainly invest in major international commodities such as gold, crude oil and precious metals, and a small number of products involve overseas real estate trust investment.

Generally speaking, QDII funds are relatively risky, but if you don't want to take on great risks, you can give priority to bond QDII, and the risk is relatively low, but investors should consider their own risk tolerance when buying. If you can't afford high risks, it's best not to buy high-risk fund types.