The key to fund profit is to take profit rather than stop loss. Don't make money, never sell. If you make money, you must make profits in time. What if I make a profit? How to invest in funds to make long-term profits?

The success of profit-taking in fund investment does not mean that it will stop after making a sum of money after selling. The next thing you have to do is to take profits and then invest. Start the next round of fixed investment with the principal and income in hand.

If the market starts to fall after profit-taking, it starts to rise after a period of shock adjustment and walks out of the U-shaped smile curve.

Sell at a high level, get a profit, and then start a new round of fixed investment with more funds.

You can continue to invest in the original fund and divide the money into 24-month investment funds. In the shock and decline of the market, the cost is constantly shared. The lower the market falls, the lower the purchase price, and the lower the average cost, waiting for the bull market to come again and sell at a profit.

Or invest in another fund. The style of A-shares often changes from time to time, so it's best to have a large-cap index and a small-cap index, no matter which one goes up, we will hold it in our hands. Or a combination of industry indexes to spread risks.

If you already have several funds in your hand, you can sell the one that has gone up in your hand, add the money you earned and the principal and invest in a cheaper fund. Selling at a high price and buying at a low price can further increase the income.

After the profit, there is reinvestment, and the money and principal earned are continuously invested in a new round of fixed investment, and the rolling interest is used to obtain higher income. Therefore, index funds can enjoy long-term benefits after making profits at high points.

If the market continues to rise after profit-taking, it will start to fall and get out of the inverted U-shape.

When we can stop profit and sell, we can take the method of stop profit in batches, so that even if the market continues to rise, you can still get more benefits from some of your bottom positions. You can also start the next round of fixed investment later, which is equivalent to reducing the buying cost.

Or after profit-taking, a new round of fixed investment begins, and the market shows a trend of rising first and then falling. We don't have to worry too much, because we know that the market will rise again soon, which is only a matter of cost and time.