This is just a general statement. Under normal circumstances, fund stocks have ups and downs, which means that the ups and downs will not exceed 10%, which means that your assumption does not exist.
Unless it is a continuous decline.
But if you have analyzed and valued such fund stocks, now is the opportunity to fall.
No one will buy a fund at one time, and it is the right way to open it every month.
If possible, add a position when it falls and make a grid line. For example, the current fund is 10, and how much to buy whenever it falls 10% or 5%.
When it goes up later, your cost will be diluted. For example, the current cost is 10 yuan, and when you buy 1 in 7 yuan, the cost is 8.5 yuan. If it rises to 13 yuan, the difference is 4.5 yuan.
This is just a simple example. The lower limit is based on 100 shares and the cost is 10. 100 shares is 1000, which means you can buy 1000 shares directly, which means 10000 shares.
7 1000 shares is 7000, your actual principal is only 17000, the cost is 8.5, and your position is 2000 shares.
If it is sold at 13, it is 26,000 yuan and the income is 9,000 yuan.
Off-site is to divide 10000 by the unit net value of the day, and the rest is your share. Net unit value is the price of OTC funds. The less the unit net worth, the more the share.
What was the net value of the unit at that time when the unit was sold? Excluding the cost, the difference * share is your profit.
I haven't bought funds off-site, so it will be easier on-site.
The transformation is basically like what I said above.
This is true for both fund stocks.
But the stock is different, because it can't be fixed every month like a fund. If you don't make a grid, you can vote every month. This kind of fixed investment can determine the fixed investment amount of the month according to the valuation space and price of the fund at that time to dilute the cost.
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