If you buy a good quality fund (there are many such fund markets in the world) and insist on long-term investment, the probability of making money is high and stable. But in the short term, the market will fluctuate, and there may be ups and downs, and the funds you hold may continue to fall. What should you do if the fund you bought keeps falling?

Awkwardness stocks continued to fall.

If your fund position is too heavy, when the fund continues to fall, your principal has been seriously threatened, making you want to eat and drink. Regardless of the subsequent ups and downs, you have to lighten up some positions. Keeping the principal is far more important than coveting profits. You are not afraid of burning without firewood.

When the position is too heavy, it is always right to lighten up.

The fund has reduced its position before it continues to fall.

These investors are lucky, which can be said to have escaped the risk of continuous decline in funds. At this time we can do a simple market analysis. If there is no long-term main line in the market at this time, you can choose to use the funds obtained from lightening your positions to invest in your favorite sectors in the form of fixed investment, or stay on the sidelines and don't invest too much money in the continuous decline.

Newly bought funds continue to fall.

Don't worry too much if this fund plummets after you just bought it. Generally speaking, the capital invested in the initial stage of opening positions will not be too high, and this adjustment just provides you with an opportunity to enter the market. You can slowly accumulate low-priced chips at the bottom, successfully counterattack in the future, and walk out of a perfect smile curve.