What if the fund has been losing money?
Whether the fund continues to hold or sell in the case of losses depends on the reasons for the decline of the fund. If it is only a short-term fund callback, investors can continue to hold funds and reduce the cost of holding positions and investment risks by covering positions. After the capital callback is over, you can quickly return to your capital and even get good returns. If the market is depressed or there is something wrong with the stock you hold, you can consider selling the fund, and timely stop loss is also a way.
The fund has been losing money, investment strategy and remedy strategy.
1 covering positions: covering positions in batches after the fund falls. Buying in batches can increase the share of fund positions, share investment costs and diversify investment risks. Once the fund rises, it can quickly return to its original position and even get good returns.
2 high throwing and low sucking: when the fund has been in a state of loss quilt cover, investors can earn the difference by observing the trend of the fund and making high throwing and low sucking to make up for the investment loss. In fact, that's what the stock market said.
3 conversion: when the fund has been losing money, investors can timely convert the fund into another fund with a better and stronger market, and make up for the loss of the previous fund by increasing the fund after conversion.
4 Stop loss in time: If the fund keeps falling and the follow-up trend is still downward, then it is suggested to stop loss in time to sell the fund and buy it at a low point when the fund falls.