When buying a fund, they always refer to the rate of return of the fund. When some investors buy a fund, they will want to know whether the increase of the fund is high. For example, is the fund's 20% increase high? How much can the fund go up at most? We have prepared relevant contents for your reference.

Is the fund's 20% increase high?

The fund's increase of 20% is relatively high. When the general increase of funds is relatively high, you can consider redemption for profit, because funds fluctuate. When the increase of the fund is relatively large, or the fund has been rising for a period of time, to prevent the fund from falling, you need to redeem it in time and take profits to prevent the fund from losing money.

However, if you are optimistic about the fund, you can choose to redeem some of it and leave some for further consideration to see if there is any upward trend in the fund. When taking profit, you can set a take profit point, for example, you can redeem part of the profit 10%, and you can redeem part of the profit again, and so on. You can set the redemption share according to yourself.

How much can the fund go up at most?

The increase of each fund is different, but some funds are excellent, which can be doubled in one year, and it is also possible that the increase exceeds 100%, so you should choose a good fund when buying funds.

However, when buying a fund, remember not to chase after it. For example, a fund has a large increase and has risen for a week. At this time, some investors will buy because they can't stand it. At this time, it is very likely to buy at the high level of the fund. When the fund starts to fall, there will be losses.