No. Fixed investment funds have the risk of losing their principal, but they usually do not lead to blood loss. Fixed investment of funds is an investment strategy, which disperses costs and reduces the impact of market fluctuations by investing a fixed amount of funds on a regular basis. Under normal market conditions, the fixed investment of the fund can help investors accumulate wealth. However, the fixed investment of the fund cannot guarantee the safety of the principal, especially in extreme market conditions or due to poor fund management, investors may face losses. The loss degree of fixed investment depends on many factors, including fund type, market conditions, fixed investment time and so on. For example, stock funds, because they invest in the stock market, are risky, and there may be greater losses when the market falls; However, money market funds or bond funds are relatively low in risk and less likely to lose money.