In fact, I think although there are differences between funds and stocks, they are still the same in essence, and there is great uncertainty. You must be very happy when the fund you hold has greatly increased in value, because it means that you will have more income. I believe there should be no one who doesn't like your money to become more valuable, but when your fund falls, you are very sad, because falling means that your investment is shrinking and evaporating, and yours is also decreasing. How can this not make people feel uncomfortable? Many people who buy funds have the same problem, that is, their funds have gone up, but they are unhappy, because they are afraid of falling tomorrow and feel powerless when they fall. What should I do? Welcome to leave a message at the bottom of the comment area!

One. If you want to wait, you have to take a risk.

How can I put it? This is the general psychology of people! The fund has gone up, and you are afraid of falling tomorrow. At this time, you have to make a choice. If you want to wait and your fund continues to rise, you must take risks, because if you want more, you must bear more pressure.

2. If you are afraid of falling prices, throw out the fund in advance.

If you don't want to wait for the fund to fall, there's nothing you can do. Then, just before the fund falls, you will throw out your own fund in advance, and when the price rises again, you can also get some benefits and minimize the risk, no matter what the fund will fall into tomorrow. Your own has been thrown away, and you have nothing to lose.

No one knows what the foundation will be like tomorrow.

I think we must adopt a rational attitude when buying funds. Don't think that our foundation has been rising, and don't think that our foundation has been falling, because no one knows whether the fund will rise or fall tomorrow. Since I bought it, I should treat it with a normal heart today. When it goes up, hold it for a few more days if you want to earn more, and throw it out in time if you want to.