First of all, keep calm and don't blindly follow the trend. Fund investment is a long-term process, and market fluctuations are normal. In the face of fund decline, we need to be rational, not to be influenced by emotions and make decisions easily.
Secondly, you can make up the position appropriately and reduce the average cost. If the fund falls, you can consider increasing investment appropriately, which can reduce the average cost. Once the market rebounds, you can withdraw funds more quickly. However, it should be noted that the operation of covering positions requires sufficient funds and risk tolerance.
In addition, the investment portfolio can be adjusted to spread risks. If the decline in funds is caused by changes in market style or industry risks, we can consider adjusting the investment portfolio and allocating funds to different types of funds or assets to reduce the risk of a single investment.
Finally, you can seek professional investment advice. If you are not sure how to deal with the fund decline, you can consult a professional financial planner or financial institution to get more detailed and accurate advice.
In short, in the face of fund decline, we need to remain calm, rationally analyze the market situation, take appropriate measures to reduce risks, and pay attention to long-term investment, and don't blindly follow suit.