In the stock market, adding positions means buying again on the original basis. So, can the fund increase its position? The following article will take you to find out.

Can the fund increase its position?

When the fund goes up, you can add positions. However, according to the fund's situation, investors can appropriately add positions in the case of light positions, and it is not recommended to add positions in the case of heavy positions. At the same time, when the fund has reached the profit-taking point, it can also sell some and keep some on the sidelines. When investors choose to increase their positions, most of them are when the funds in their hands fall.

Is the fund's rise a net increase?

The fund's rise is a net increase, and the outfield fund has no price, which is expressed by net value. When the stock or index invested by the fund manager rises, the net value of the fund will rise. When the stock invested by the fund manager loses money, the net value of the fund will fall and investors will lose money.

Because investors buy OTC funds, they give their assets to trusted fund managers to invest in stocks or bonds, and they buy a lot of stocks and bonds themselves, so they can't release the investment status of the day until after the market closes, so the net value of the fund is unknown, and the price of the day is only known after the fund company releases it.