When investing in a fund, if the net unit value of the fund continues to fall and is lower than the investor's holding cost, then the investor will suffer a loss. However, fund investment itself is a long-term process, and many investments will recover losses by extending the holding time of the fund. So should you sell the fund when it keeps losing money? Let’s find out together.

Should I sell the fund if it keeps losing money?

Whether the fund should be cut off and sold if the fund keeps losing money can be determined according to the situation, as follows:

< p>1 If the fund's losses are within the investor's tolerance, and investors are relatively optimistic about the fund, then in this case the investor can choose not to sell the fund, even when the fund's net value is low When you add a position to a fund, you will evenly share the entire holding cost of the fund. When the net value of the fund unit rises, you can bring benefits to investors.

2 If investors can no longer bear the subsequent losses or are not optimistic about the future trend of the fund, then in this case it is recommended that investors sell the funds in their hands as soon as possible and cut off the funds as soon as possible. Go out to avoid causing greater losses.

In short, when facing fund losses, you must consider multiple factors before making the next fund investment decision. It is necessary to analyze the future development trend of the fund and then make a selection based on your own risk tolerance.