When the fund falls 10%, the required fund rises 1 1%. Only when the fund falls by 20% can it return to its original value. If the fund falls by 30%, it needs to rise by 43% to recover its capital. Therefore, the deeper a fund falls, the harder it is to rise back.
So when the fund falls to a certain extent, it is very important to learn to stop loss. Secondly, when the fund falls sharply, be careful not to cover the position immediately, and analyze the reasons for the decline of the fund. For example, the fund manager's investment strategy is wrong, which leads to the fund's loss and the fund's scale is getting smaller and smaller, so it is recommended to stop the loss in time.
However, if there is nothing wrong with the fund itself, there is nothing wrong with the fund manager, but the fund market is not good. When the fund market turns better, we can consider covering the position when the fund falls, and share its position cost equally by increasing the position share.
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Does the rise and fall of funds have anything to do with the day of the week?
The rise and fall of the fund has nothing to do with the day of the week. When choosing a fund, if you only want to buy a fund that rises more and falls less, then you can consider a money fund or a pure debt fund. Neither of them invests in the stock market, and the risk is very small. Pure debt fund 100% invests in bonds, so there is a great possibility of making money for a long time.
In addition, when buying a fund, you should pay attention to the location where the fund is bought. Buying a fund earns a difference, so it is generally recommended to buy low and sell high.