I think it is completely feasible for ordinary people to buy funds, because funds are prepared for ordinary people to manage their finances. You just need to put the money in, and a professional fund manager will help you manage the money. When we buy funds, we usually avoid the following pits. 1 This number is never to buy a fund, which usually leads to your floating loss. Second, don't operate frequently, because frequent operations are likely to cause the fund to make money and you don't.

1. Feasible fund To be honest, it is a product for ordinary people, so it is most suitable for ordinary people to buy. Funds can be divided into Public Offering of Fund and private equity funds. Public Offering of Fund is the fund that our friends usually buy, which can be bought for tens of dollars. There is also a private equity fund. This requirement is relatively high. You need to have more than 1 10,000 to qualify for investment. But no matter what kind of fund we are suitable for, as long as it is not a big bear market, there is no problem.

2. Don't chase after heights. First of all, the 1 pit to be avoided is that you should never chase high when buying funds. Because we ordinary people don't know how to judge how big the increase behind it can be. So try not to chase high, and you can try to avoid losses. If you have been chasing high, you are likely to fall immediately after chasing high, then you may sell it in a panic. Once sold, it is likely to continue to rise again.

3. Don't operate frequently. Another thing to note is that it cannot be operated frequently. Because after we buy the fund, if we hold it for one year, there is a great chance that you can make money. And if you chase up and down frequently through your own understanding, it will easily lead to your own loss.

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