Can the fund buy for five days in a row?
Whether a fund can buy for five consecutive days depends on many factors, such as the overall historical performance of the fund, the management ability of the fund manager, the rate of return on employment, the length of employment and so on.
Secondly, whether the fund has room and potential for growth. If the long-term performance of the fund is excellent, it doesn't matter even if it rises for five consecutive days in the short term. If it belongs to high-risk fund types such as stock funds, hybrid funds and index funds, it just shows that the buying risk is relatively high at this time.
However, if it is a money fund or a pure debt fund, then the fund can buy for five days in a row, because this kind of fund is characterized by low risk and stable income, and generally there will be no ups and downs.
Why is the fund too high to buy?
Because the fund is in a relatively high position when it rises, the risk of buying a fund at a high position is relatively high. Because the fund is a volatile financial management, it may fall when it rises to a certain high position, so the risk of chasing up is great.
Generally speaking, funds buy at a low level and sell at a high level to make money. Therefore, when buying funds, investors should pay attention to the buying position and try not to buy at a high level.