Is the number of funds held by individual stocks as large as possible?
Whether the number of funds held by individual stocks is as large as possible cannot be generalized. Generally speaking, the more funds are held, the more attention the market pays to this stock, and the more intense its price fluctuation will be. At the same time, too many fund positions may also increase the risk of individual stocks, because different funds have different investment strategies and risk preferences, which may lead to excessive fluctuations in individual stock prices and lead to market risks.
On the other hand, whether the number of funds held in heavy positions is good or not also needs to be judged according to specific circumstances. If the fund holds too many shares in heavy positions, it may distract the operation energy of the fund and also affect the investment income of the fund. However, if the fund holds too few shares, it may miss some investment opportunities and increase market risks.
Therefore, the question of whether the number of funds held is as large as possible needs to be judged according to the market situation and the characteristics of individual stocks. Generally speaking, stocks with a large number of fund positions and high market attention are more susceptible to market fluctuations, but they may also bring more investment opportunities. For those stocks with low market attention and few fund positions, although the risk is relatively low, there may be relatively few investment opportunities.