The relationship between fund and stock market is mutual. When the stock market welcomes a bull market, funds will also rise with the wind. Every time the fund reaches a new high, there will be a callback. Why did the fund go up? How long does the fund callback usually last?

1. Why did the fund rise?

The correction of the general fund's rise is due to the change of the fund's heavy stocks, because the fund's investment has the characteristics of dispersion and flexible allocation. For example, a fund may hold multiple stocks, and when this stock rises, the fund will also rise. When the stock price rises to a certain extent, the fund manager will sell the stock and buy other stocks again, and then the fund will have a callback.

When investing in funds, it is best to buy in a low-net-worth position to avoid a large decline after the fund is bought. Users generally need to stick to it for a long time when making fixed investment in funds. By buying many times, the cost of holding can be reduced, and then they can sell at a profit.

You should use your own spare money to buy funds, and you can't borrow money to invest. It should be noted that different funds face different risks. Funds with higher risks can get good returns, but funds with higher risks may also suffer losses. Therefore, when investing in funds, we should measure our ability to take risks.

When investing in funds, you can use the method of fixed investment. The amount of fixed investment can be determined according to your own income. Generally, you can buy a certain amount of funds every week or month. However, the fixed investment of the fund generally needs to last for a long time. It should be noted that the fixed investment of the fund does not guarantee a certain profit, and there may be losses.

Second, how long will the fund callback last?

The time of fund callback is uncertain, which is related to factors such as market and fund type.

Generally speaking, money funds do not call back, stock funds call back after the stock price falls and dividends are paid, and bond funds only call back when the stock price falls and do not call back after dividends.