The full name of the rising index is the Shanghai Composite Index, also known as the Shanghai Composite Index. Its sample shares are all stocks listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, including A shares and B shares, which mainly reflect the price changes of the stocks listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

How much is the Shanghai Composite Index suitable for buying funds?

Below 3000. Generally speaking, when the Shanghai Composite Index falls below 3000 points, you can buy funds appropriately. The funds in this position are basically in a very low position. In short, fund investment needs to remember "big drop and big buy, small drop and small buy". The profit model of fund investment is to buy at a low price and sell at a high price, and investors earn the middle price difference.

To put it simply, when the Shanghai Composite Index falls below 3,000 points, if it falls sharply, you can add positions; If it is a small drop below 3000 points, then you can buy less positions for a long time; If it rises below 3000 points, you don't need to buy it. Buying is chasing up. You can wait until the market comes back.

In addition, when trading funds, you can buy positions for the first time according to the size of your own funds. It is recommended to buy in batches. You can buy four floors below 3000 points; You can buy a tier of positions when it falls slightly, so that the investment cost will not be high, and you can get a good rebound profit when the fund rises.

Finally, the fund is a risky investment, and it still needs to be traded according to its own risk tolerance when purchasing. Different fund types have different trading risks. For those with low risk tolerance, you can choose low-risk money funds and bond funds, and for those with high risk tolerance, you can choose mixed funds, stock funds and index funds.