Compared with stocks, funds are less risky. When trading funds, investors can also refer to their own charts to find trading opportunities, just like stocks. So today, Bian Xiao is here to sort out how the fund views the chart. Let's have a look!

How to treat the fund chart?

When analyzing the trend chart, it mainly analyzes its net value trend chart and performance trend chart:

1, net value trend chart

Investors can choose the recent support points and pressure points of the fund according to the trend chart of the fund's net value, and then trade according to the support points and pressure points, that is, when the fund's net value falls below the support position below, the fund's net value may start to fall, hitting a new low, and consider selling; If you are supported by the support level below, there will be a rebound, so you can consider buying; When the fund's net value trend is suppressed by the upper pressure level, it may reverse downward and choose to sell. On the other hand, if you break through the upper pressure level, you may continue to run upwards and hit a new high. You can consider buying some.

2. Performance curve

When analyzing the performance chart, it is mainly to compare the performance trend of the fund with the similar average and the trend of the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300.

A. If the performance trend of the fund far exceeds the yield of the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300, it means that the current income of the fund is good and is gradually increasing; If it is lower than the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300, it means underperforming the market; B. If the performance trend of the fund is lower than the average performance trend of similar funds, it means that it is relatively weak among similar funds, and investors can choose to switch to similar funds with relatively strong performance; Otherwise, it means that it is relatively strong and can continue to hold it.

Of course, when trading funds, investors should not only analyze the trend chart, but also comprehensively analyze the historical performance of fund managers and the trend of fund investment targets.

What is the profit of the fund?

Generally, profit-taking can be considered when the fund's income is 20%~30%, because the fund's increase is relatively high. You can put the money in the bag first and then consider when to buy it. When you buy a fund, you usually buy it low, and the possibility of making money by selling it high will be great. If the fund's increase is relatively high and the position is relatively high, then the risk of falling is relatively large.

Many investors are greedy when they buy funds. After making money, they will want to make more money and then lose the money they earned before. Therefore, it is very important for everyone to learn to take profit when buying funds.

How much profit does the fund have to make?

Because each investor's expected return is different, and then the risk tolerance will be different, which can generally be set according to their own situation. For example, investors want to pursue a yield of 10%, and when it reaches 10%, they can stop taking profits. If an investor wants to pursue a yield of 15%, it will reach 65440.

But generally speaking, when the fund's profit reaches 20~30 points, you can consider redeeming the fund because this increase is relatively high. In order to avoid losing the income earned in the future, it is generally recommended to take profit.