As an investment strategy, fixed investment is accepted by many investors because of its simplicity, but it is not a strategy suitable for all investors. When we make a fixed investment in the fund, we need to consider the implicit premise of fixed investment. One is cross-cycle investment. Historical experience shows that the A-share cycle is generally about 5 years, and the investment period of fixed investment should be set at least 5 years; Second, the expected reasonable return should be the average market return. Fixed investment is a relatively passive investment method, regardless of timing. Buy less when it goes up and buy more when it goes down. The total income consists of relatively high income when buying at a low level and relatively low income when buying at a high level. The result after dilution is the average market income.
So if your fixed investment fund is a five-year cycle, it won't have much impact, depending on which fund you invest in.