Many users will choose funds when investing in financial management, so what are the correct methods and skills to buy funds? Do you usually pay attention? Let's give you a detailed introduction, so that everyone can pay more attention when investing in funds.

Users must first know something about funds, such as the types of funds, the assets invested by different types of funds, and the risks faced by funds after investment. The common types of funds are money funds, bond funds, mixed funds and stock funds. These funds cannot guarantee the safety of principal when investing.

When choosing a fund for investment, we should have a comprehensive understanding of the fund, such as the establishment time of the fund, the recent trend of the fund's net value, the dividend distribution of the fund over the years, the fund manager and the fund custodian. After knowing the above information clearly, you can choose whether to buy it. However, when buying a fund, it is best to choose a position with a low net fund value and avoid buying a position with a high net fund value.

When investing in funds, users generally choose to buy before the fund trading day 15. At this time, the share will be calculated according to the net value of the fund on that day. If they buy the fund after 15, their shares will be calculated according to the net value of the fund on the next trading day. The net value of the fund is different on different trading days.

If users choose a new fund when investing in the fund, they should pay attention to the closed period of the new fund. After all, the closed period of new funds after investment is generally 3 months, and they cannot be redeemed during this period, so they can only wait until the end of the closed period. If money is urgently needed during the closure period, it will affect redemption. In addition, the subscription fee of the new fund is relatively high, generally between 1%- 1.5%, which increases the investment cost.

Finally, after investing in the fund, you can set a take profit point and a stop loss point. When the invested fund reaches the expected income, it can be sold in batches or stages. Stop loss is mainly set for the fund to fall after buying. In order to avoid the loss caused by continuous decline, you can sell it at this time to avoid the loss from expanding.