Anti-falling funds are usually regarded as a way for investors to guard against the risk of stock market crash. Such funds usually move against the trend of the stock market. In the case of high market risk, anti-falling funds usually show relatively stable prices. In addition, the anti-falling fund may also contain some defensive stocks, such as traditional government bonds and stable blue-chip stocks, to avoid risks and reduce losses.

Investing in anti-falling funds can avoid the impact of economic turmoil, policy risks and stock market risks. When the overall market situation is not good, funds usually keep stable against the market and provide protection for investors. Real anti-falling funds will also be based on long-term investment, seeking a balance between risk and income, and bringing better returns to investors.

When choosing an anti-falling fund, it is necessary to carefully study the composition, historical performance, fund manager and risk management strategy of the fund. In addition, investors need to have a deeper understanding of their own financial situation and risk tolerance. When choosing any fund, you must remember not to blindly follow the trend and invest impulsively. It is very important to pursue an investment strategy that suits you.