Compared with stocks, funds have lower risks. During the transaction process, investors can increase or reduce their positions to make them less risky. Generally speaking, if the fund falls, The position has increased and the position has been reduced. Why is this? How to add a position? Below we have prepared relevant content for your reference.
The reasons for adding or reducing positions when the fund falls are as follows:
1. When investors add positions when the fund falls, they can increase the number of positions to evenly share the cost of holding positions. Diversifying risks and adding positions during the rise will not only increase investors' holding costs, but also increase the risk of greater losses caused by fund corrections.
For example, if Xiao Li purchased 1,000 shares of a certain fund when the fund's net value was 1 yuan, and now the fund's net value has risen to 1.5 yuan, and he adds 1,000 shares, Xiao Li's costs will increase accordingly. Change, without considering the handling fees, Xiao Li’s position cost = (1×1001000×1.5)/2000=1.25 yuan. Compared with the previous 1 yuan, the cost has increased by 0.25 yuan.
2. Investors reduce their positions during the rise, and realize part of their profits through the operation of reducing their positions. At the same time, investors believe that the fund has risen to a high level and there are greater risks, and reducing their positions can Avoid some risks.
So, how to increase the position?
1. Equal-amount buying method
Investors can choose to buy the same amount each time during the fund's sharp decline, such as 1,000 yuan each time.
2. Equal-difference buying method
In the process of the fund's sharp decline, the amount of each purchase by investors is an equal-difference number. For example, if the investor buys in three times, The amount of each purchase is 1,000 yuan, 2,000 yuan, and 3,000 yuan.
3. Equal-proportional buying method
In the process of the fund's sharp decline, the amount of each purchase by investors is an equal proportion. The amounts are 1,000 yuan, 2,000 yuan, and 4,000 yuan respectively.