No, although the fund has great advantages in fixed investment, it varies from fund to fund, and not all funds are suitable for fixed investment. Funds suitable for fixed investment are generally characterized by large fluctuations and long-term rise, such as equity funds, which can smooth costs. The fluctuation is small, but if the long-term rising fund makes a fixed investment, the effect is not so significant, such as the money fund, which is not suitable for fixed investment.

What if the fund increases its losses?

Investors need to depend on the situation. If the future development is better, you can add positions in time. If this is not the case, it is recommended to redeem it in time to prevent further losses. Once the fund loses money, it is necessary to distinguish what the fund is like. If it is judged that the fund is not a high-quality fund with poor performance, it is recommended to redeem it in time to prevent the loss from increasing in the later period. If it is a high-quality fund, it can cover the position and share the investment cost equally.