1, regular fixed purchase method
For investors who have made preparations for long-term investment funds and have relatively stable sources of income, they can invest in funds by stages. This purchase method is somewhat similar to the "zero deposit and lump sum withdrawal" in bank deposits, but because it invests in funds with higher returns, as long as the market improves for a long time, its return on investment is bound to be higher than that of deposits, and its liquidity is better, so it can be redeemed at any time.
2. Fixed proportion investment method
That is, investors will put a certain amount of funds into different types of funds in a fixed proportion, which can not only spread the investment cost, but also collect it as soon as possible, so as not to make the fund's income go up in smoke or increase the investment greatly because of the poor performance of the fund or excessive expectation that the price will rise further.
3. Dilution impairment method
Dilution impairment method refers to an investment method that dilutes the cost of the original fund by appropriately adding positions when investing in the current low-level fund.
If the types of funds held by investors have a strong correlation with the securities market, and the securities market is at the bottom of the operating cycle, or at the bottom of the stage, investors can buy fund products at this time to reduce the investment cost of funds. Of course, when the stock market is in a downward trend and the bottom reversal trend is unclear, investors should buy carefully to avoid falling into a bad cycle of buying again.
4, homeopathic investment method
This strategy is based on the assumption that the price of each fund goes up and down, and changes with market conditions. In the market, investors can follow the trend of chasing strong funds with leading varieties and throw away weak funds with poor performance. This strategy works well in a bull market, but not necessarily in a bear market.
5, timely access to investment law
That is, investors buy and sell funds completely according to changes in market conditions. Investors who adopt this method are mostly investors who have certain investment experience, are sure of market changes and have high risk tolerance. After all, it is not easy to accurately predict the highs and lows of every wave of the stock market. Even if they master the market trends, they must be able to withstand the possible ups and downs in the short-term market.
The above are several common investment strategies. In practice, there are many other investment methods, none of which is perfect. Investors need to choose the right investment method according to their actual situation.