When investors buy funds, they often chase after them. After chasing up, you may be quilted, or you may make a fortune. This does not mean that investors can't chase after the rise, which needs to be considered in combination with the actual situation.

1. If the fund's performance is good, the fund manager's operating ability is strong, and the fund's net value can continue to rise, investors can consider buying in the process of rising. If the fund's performance is poor, the fund manager's operating ability is weak, and the fund's rise is speculated by hot money, investors can consider not buying.

2. If the target of fund investment is in a bullish trend and has great development prospects and potential, investors can chase up, that is, buy in the process of rising; If the target of fund investment is at the end of the rising trend, investors should not buy in the rising process.

3. From the trend point of view, when the fund breaks through the top high point, it may hit a new high, so investors can consider buying in moderation during the rising process, and when the fund rises under the pressure from the top and the breakthrough is hopeless, investors can consider waiting and seeing.