The lower the fund falls, the better. The first thing is to find a promising fund. If you buy a fund, you must buy it at a low level and sell it at a high level to make money. This is good, but if you choose a bad fund, it will often fall more and rise less, so buying it is a bottomless pit, and it will only lose more and more. There are many factors to consider when buying a fund.

For example, the fund size should not be too large, which is not conducive to the fund manager's position adjustment. The fund size is too small and there is a risk of fund liquidation. It is best to choose a moderate fund size.

Secondly, we should choose a good fund manager. The fund manager moved us to invest, so it is very important to choose a good fund manager. In addition, the past performance of the fund also has reference significance. Although the present does not represent the future, it will still have certain reference significance.

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Buy a specially selected fund?

It is not necessarily good to buy a fund that has fallen. To buy a fund, we should analyze it from many aspects, select a good fund and a promising fund, and then hold it for a long time to make money. Therefore, when buying a fund, there is no basis for choosing a fund that has fallen. Although buying when the fund falls can reduce the cost, if it encounters a bad fund, the fund may continue to fall.