Fixed increase refers to private placement, which is known to most investors and often encountered in the investment market. Compared with other investment methods, the fixed increase has obvious advantages. Under normal circumstances, the fixed price is less than the market price, and the fixed shares are generally good. However, investors need to know whether the market will rise in the future when buying fixed-income funds.

What if the fund increases its losses?

Once the fund increases losses, investors can redeem and leave in time.

If the investment is optimistic about the future development, you can add positions in time. When the fund loses money, the performance of the fund is poor and it is not a high-quality fund. In this case, redemption is better. If the fund chosen by investors is of high quality, the investment cost can be amortized by covering positions.

Can I buy a fixed investment?

Fixed-income stocks can be bought, but investors need to bear their own risks, whether it is up or down. To put it simply, whether to buy a fixed-income fund depends on whether the market will rise or not in the future. At present, the fixed-income fund is a fund that obtains shares of listed companies by participating in non-public offering. Since the general lock-up period is fixed at least for one year, investors are betting on the market trend in the coming year. If the market falls, you can earn less.