Whether such funds should be sold depends on market conditions. Judging from the current situation, non-ferrous metals, steel or rare earth funds have ushered in a short-term small outbreak. For rare earth funds, this increase has exceeded 30%, so from this time period, rare earth funds obviously have higher room for growth. Rare earth funds have always been an undervalued fund sector, so the downside is not particularly large, but the upside is greater than the downside.

At this time, if it is short-term, you can sell the rare earth fund directly and put part of the proceeds into the bag. Because the rare earth fund has reached a relatively high position in a short time, then the rare earth fund may usher in a callback at this time. After this callback, they can buy again. In fact, it is a question of fund valuation. Although the valuation of the rare earth fund is not particularly high recently, because the rare earth fund is short-term, the income from holding it for a long time is not as good as expected. This growth attribute of rare earth funds is not as good as that of liquor or new energy sector funds. Relatively speaking, rare earth funds are more suitable for short-term, so it is necessary to pay attention to the setting of take profit point in the short term. You can sell them after the income reaches 10, otherwise even if you earn more money, it will only be a floating profit. When rare earth funds begin to withdraw in large quantities, these floating profits will immediately become floating losses. So if the income exceeds 10, it can actually be sold, but if you want to be greedy, you can keep it.

So we should sell the rare earth fund at this time. Now this wave of market has almost ended, and now it is generally ushered in a callback stage. When the callback is over, find another time to make a fixed investment in the rare earth fund.