Can the fund be bought for three consecutive days?
1 Look at the nature of the fund: If the industry that the fund mainly invests in has great development prospects in the future and is likely to continue to rise in the future, you can choose to buy. But also to prevent market rotation, it is best to judge whether the investment direction of the fund has long-term development potential. If the fund rises only because the market environment is getting better, then there will be a callback later.
2 fund manager's ability: funds are different from stocks. As long as the fund manager and the team behind him have strong investment strength, the performance may be good for a long time, and there is no inherent value limit. In this case, we don't have to worry about high positions at all, and may continue to rise after a sharp rise.
3 Look at your own endurance: You know, even the best fund will always have a period of shock, and it will often be adjusted after experiencing a big rise. Therefore, whether the fund can buy after it continues to rise, and whether it can bear the risk of falling after buying. Buying a fund doesn't necessarily make money immediately, so you should always be ready to quit.
4 Look at the holding time: As long as you choose the right fund, the longer you hold it, the greater the profit probability. Of course, this premise is that we have chosen the right fund products. Therefore, if you can hold it for a long time, then the fund with big income can still be bought. If it is short-term, then the risk of chasing up will be even greater.
In short, when we judge whether we can chase up and add positions, we'd better make a general judgment on the fund first, whether it can bring us expected returns, and judge the current cost performance of the fund at one time, and then adjust it according to the market situation and our own investment strategy.