The Wells Fargo Tianhe (back-end) and ChinaAMC CSI 300 funds, which I invested successively around 2012, have almost doubled their returns so far. It is recommended that after the stock market reaches a higher level, it is safe to settle.

Funds are meant for long-term investment, and there is nothing wrong with focusing on compound interest returns over 20 or 30 years.

But this is a theory from the European and American markets and cannot simply be applied to the domestic market.

The domestic market is essentially a "speculative market", and there is also a "policy market" and "stock trading must listen to the party's words" to explain the problem from different angles.

At the same time, there is no market that only rises but never falls, or only falls but never rises. This is a truth all over the world.

After the income is doubled, it is safe to pocket the money in time, which does not mean that you will stop playing.