Buying funds has become a trend, but most people start to worry after buying funds, because they are losing money, and no matter what funds they buy, they are basically losing money. I want to know why. Is it because they are unlucky?

what's wrong with buying funds and always losing money?

There are four reasons why buying a fund is always a loss: improper selection of funds, frequent operation of funds as stocks, only buying one fund or two funds, and superstitious buying of champion funds at a high level. If you want to change the phenomenon that you have been losing money buying funds, you must first get rid of these bad habits and inaccurate fund cognition.

When buying a fund, most people don't know what kind of fund to choose. When buying a fund, either the level of the fund manager is too poor, or the industry in which the fund is located is too unpopular, so it is often held for several years without making money, resulting in losses. Moreover, after buying the fund, it was sold quickly, not only did it not make money, but also lost a handling fee.

In fact, it is necessary to buy a fund portfolio when buying funds, that is to say, to buy more funds, and the investment styles of these funds are quite different. Only in this way can we achieve a relatively stable investment income and diversify our investment risks.

after reading the above introduction, I believe you have a good understanding of what it is like to always lose money when buying funds. When buying a fund, don't be superstitious about the champion fund. Before buying a fund, comprehensively analyze its short-term, medium-term and long-term performance, and comprehensively consider the performance of multiple intervals.