When buying a fund, you need to pay attention to the target of the fund investment. If the target of fund investment goes up, then the fund will make money. If the investment target goes down, then the fund will lose money, and the trend of the fund target will affect the trend of the fund.
Therefore, when the fund's target is at a historical low, the fund is at a corresponding low level, but when the fund's target is at a historical high, the fund is at a corresponding high level.
Assuming that it is a stock fund, it is equivalent to a basket of stocks when buying the fund, so it is difficult to accurately judge the lowest point, but investors can refer to the market trend, index valuation, fund income curve and fund net value estimation to judge whether it is at a relatively low point.
Take the net fund value as an example: when the net fund value is relatively low, it can be judged that it is currently low; if the net fund value is at a historical high, it can be judged that it is currently high.
Market trend, index valuation, fund return curve, etc. Need to be analyzed. In addition, the fixed investment of the fund can be used to average the share, because it is difficult to judge the lowest and highest points of the fund, and the judgment is not necessarily accurate. The fixed investment of the fund can reduce the risk to a certain extent.
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