When buying funds, many investors always want to buy funds at the lowest point and sell funds at the highest point. This idea is right, so how to judge whether the fund is at the bottom? Can bargain-hunting make money at this time? We have prepared relevant content for everyone, come and have a look!

When a fund has been in a downward trend, then the stock price bottomed out and rebounded, and did not repeatedly fall below a certain position and form an obvious bottom area, and then the fund has an upward trend, investors can consider adding positions appropriately, but not much, first add a little, and then see if it will continue to fall.

If it keeps falling, it won't keep falling. The rebound may be relatively large, and the fund may rise in the future. You can take the method of fixed investment of the fund first. The general fund continues to fall, and most people may not be optimistic about its fund and redeem it, so there will be losses. When most people leave with losses, investors can consider trying to bargain-hunting, but the risk is relatively high.

In addition, when a fund has fallen by 20%~40% from the previous high point, it is already in an oversold state. At this time, investors can also consider whether to invest and buy at a low level, even if it is not the lowest point, they can enter in batches to spread the risk.

Generally, when the fund falls, although the probability of making money is relatively large, we should also pay attention to the possibility of loss, because there is no actuarial method to predict whether the fund is at the bottom.

If you copy to the bottom of the mountainside, if the back is in a state of continuous decline, you will lose money. Therefore, when bargain-hunting, investors must consider all aspects comprehensively, or bargain-hunting in batches to spread risks.