The fund callback time is uncertain, which is related to the market, fund type and other factors, such as:
First, the money fund does not make a callback.
Second, stock funds will make a capital callback after the stock price falls and dividends.
Third, bond funds only make a callback when prices fall, and do not make a callback after dividends.
The investment of the Fund is characterized by decentralization and flexible allocation. The correction of the general fund's rise is due to the change of the fund's heavy stocks. For example, a fund may hold more than one stock, and if the stock rises, the fund will rise. When the stock price rises to a certain extent, the fund manager will sell the stock and buy other stocks again, and then the fund will have a callback.
Generally speaking, money funds do not call back, stock funds call back after the stock price falls and dividends are paid, and bond funds only call back when the stock price falls and do not call back after dividends.
Whether it is the stock market or the fund market, the callback is normal. Through a temporary callback, the price can temporarily fall back or the increase will slow down, but the callback will generally not exceed the increase, and then it will resume its upward trend. Therefore, if it is determined that it is only a callback, it is not recommended to redeem it, because the recovery is not far away. If you continue to be optimistic about a fund, there is still an opportunity to add positions during the callback. If it is determined to be a decline and the subsequent trend is unknown, you can choose to stop the loss in time.
A fund callback is a fund decline, also called a fund retracement. The maximum withdrawal rate is one of the key indicators that investors need to pay attention to when choosing funds. Generally speaking, callback is a normal phenomenon, and investment authors need not worry too much.
Maximum withdrawal rate: used to describe the worst situation that may occur after purchasing a product.
Mbth callback refers to the phenomenon that in the upward trend of prices, prices temporarily fall because they rise too fast and are suppressed by sellers. The callback range is less than the increase range, and the upward trend will resume after the callback.