How many points can a fund generally rise before it can be sold?
Everyone's situation is different, and it can't be sold at a few points in general, but in general, it can be divided into two situations. One is that people who like short-term operation and have low risk tolerance can consider selling after a basic increase of 5 points or 10 points.
The other is people who like to hold funds for a long time and have high risk tolerance. They will only sell if the basic increase is 15 or above 20 points. When holding a fund, we mainly look at how the fund market is. If the fund has soared and has risen for a while, then you can put it away as soon as possible and let the money fall into the bag.
When will the fund rise to be suitable for sale?
Because the situation of each fund is different, everyone should look at it according to the situation when selling. For example, the yield of a fund in recent months is very good, rising by more than 80%, and it has risen for six consecutive days recently, so pay attention. At this time, the fund may be in a relatively high position and should be considered to sell the fund.
You can judge from the position of the fund or the valuation of the fund. If the fund's position is relatively high, or the fund's valuation is too high, then you should consider selling, or selling some funds, leaving 10% off the market is also possible.
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