If the fund held by the user wants to reduce the cost, the subscription can only be reduced if the net value of the fund is lower than the net value of the subscription, that is, the fund bought by the user has fallen, and then the holding cost of the fund can be reduced by adding positions. If the fund keeps rising after buying, then continuing to buy will increase the cost of holding positions, but it will also bring good benefits to users after rising all the time.
It is worth noting that it is very normal for the funds purchased by users to have a short-term decline. If it has been in a state of decline, we must consider whether there is a problem with the fund. At this time, it is necessary to consider whether to stop loss, and then invest the money obtained from selling funds in other funds to make profits.
When users buy funds, they usually choose positions with low net worth to intervene, but the net value of the fund on that day will generally be announced at night. At this point, investors can predict the rise and fall of the fund's net value on the same day according to the fund valuation, and usually choose to sell when it rises and buy when it falls.
It is worth noting that users should buy before the fund trading day 15, and then confirm the share on the next trading day according to the net value on the buying day. If the user buys after the fund trading day 15, it is equivalent to buying on the next fund trading day, and the confirmation is delayed by one day according to the net value of the next fund trading day.
Users can use fixed investment when investing in funds, but they should choose funds with high volatility. Such a fixed investment of the fund can effectively reduce the holding cost of the fund, and the subsequent fund can be sold for profit after it rises. However, it takes a long time for the fund to make a fixed investment, and the fund's fixed investment cannot guarantee a certain income.