If the fund you buy rises, you can stop profit, but the profit stop is based on the fund getting the investor's expected return. For example, if the investor's expected return on investing in the fund is 20%, then when the fund's expected return reaches 20%, the investor can stop profit.

, you can take profit all at once or in batches.

Fund profit-stopping methods: 1. Anticipated income stop-profit. Investors can directly set an expected income target. For example, the expected income is 20%. When the fund income reaches 20%, investors can sell all or part of it.

2. Compare indexes. Investors can pay attention to the index related to the fund they hold. The index is often the most intuitive to the market trend. When the index is in the upward channel, investors can continue to hold it. When the index is in the downward channel, investors can continue to hold it.

Stop losses promptly.