When investing in funds, investors are most annoyed that funds have been falling. If they redeem it, they will feel that they are losing money. If they continue to hold it, they will be afraid of losing money, so they will be more entangled. Then the fund kept falling and rose back. What if the fund continues to fall? We have prepared relevant contents for your reference.

The fund has been falling, can it rise back without adding positions?

It depends on whether the fund can rise back if it keeps falling. The risk of the fund is unknown, but no one can accurately judge it every time, and the market of each fund will be different, so everyone should analyze it according to the funds they buy.

For example, if you invest in stock funds, you must look at the fund's heavy stocks when you look at the fund, because the heavy stocks are the target of fund investment, and the fund will only rise if the fund's heavy stocks rise, then if the fund's heavy stocks fall, the fund will fall, so it is necessary to analyze whether the fund's heavy stocks are likely to rise. If so, it is possible to rise back without adding positions.

However, if the fund has been falling, and the decline is relatively large, for example, it is difficult for the fund to rise back without adding positions, because it is more difficult to earn back after the fund falls.

What if the fund continues to fall?

It is necessary to set a stop loss point when the fund continues to fall. For example, when the loss reaches 15%, 20%, 25%, etc. , it is necessary to set a stop loss point. This stop loss point can be reasonably planned according to the risk range that investors can bear, and the fund cannot be allowed to keep falling, otherwise it may suffer heavy losses. The essence of buying a fund is to earn the difference. If this fund is in a bad market and keeps falling, then the remaining funds will be redeemed.