Can the fund start when it falls to a one-year low? I believe that many people will not have the desire to buy falling funds, but falling funds also have the potential for development. The following are the funds that Bian Xiao sorted out and bought when they fell to a low point, hoping to help everyone.

Funds buy when they fall to a low point.

The fund hit a one-year low, which means that the fund has fallen to its lowest level since this year. At this time, the purchase cost will be reduced. However, we should pay attention to choosing a good fund. If you choose a bad fund, it is likely to fall again, just like a bottomless pit. This does not mean that the fund can bottom out after a year's low. We should combine various analysis before making a decision.

If you are not optimistic about the fund, you must redeem it in time. If you are optimistic about the fund, you can buy the fund by fixed investment, because it is difficult to judge whether the fund is at a high level or a low level when buying, and the fixed investment of the fund can be shared equally, which can reduce the risk to a certain extent. However, it should be noted that a good fund should be selected when the fund is scheduled to vote.

Will you buy if the fund falls?

It is better to buy when the fund falls, because buying when the fund falls means that the price of the fund has fallen, so the cost of buying is relatively low, so the risk is relatively small, and the probability of obtaining high returns in the future is relatively high.

However, it should be noted that not all funds are suitable for buying when the funds fall, because some junk funds always fall much, rise little and often fall like a bottomless pit, so don't choose to buy such funds. The probability of losing money by buying such funds is relatively high. When buying a fund, buy a promising fund.

Buying skills of funds on dips

Compared with stocks, funds are less risky and less profitable, but their investment strategies are similar. The skills of buying funds on dips are as follows:

1. Control positions, allocate purchases every time they fall, and reduce the cost of positions by increasing the share of positions.

2. Choose a suitable buying position according to the trend of the fund's net value. For example, when the net value of the fund falls to the previous low level and rebounds upwards, you can consider buying in moderation.

3. Select the appropriate buying position in combination with the underlying situation of the fund. For example, the fund mainly invests in a stock, and the stock is on the rise. At this time, investors can bargain-hunting.

In addition, investors can also buy some funds on dips according to the trend of the stock market. At the end of the market decline, investors can invest in some funds with strong correlation with the market and wait for the market to rise to gain income.