In the process of fund rising, investors chase after rising and buy, and after buying, there is a downward trend and investors lose money. In this case, the following investment strategies can be adopted:

1, covering positions

When the fund has a short position, investors think that the fund will rebound in the later period, or they are unwilling to cut the meat. They can choose to make up their positions during the decline of the fund, and reduce the cost of holding positions and spread risks by constantly making up their positions. For example, every time the fund falls 1%, investors buy 10% positions.

2, high throw and low suction

When the fund loses money, investors can use the short-term rebound of the fund to do T operation, that is, buy some funds at the low level of the fund and sell them at the high level to earn a certain price difference and reduce the cost of holding positions. It should be noted that in the process of selling high and sucking low, the difference income they earn is greater than the handling fee, otherwise it will not be worth the loss.

Step 3: Transform

When the fund loses money, it shows that the fund is relatively weak, and investors can choose to convert it into a relatively strong fund to make up for the previous losses through the income brought by the strong fund.

Step 4 cut the meat

Fund losses, investors think that the fund is poor, and there is no hope of rebound in the later period. In order to avoid the losses caused by the continuous decline of the fund, they can choose to cut the meat and go out.

5. Hold your ground.

Of course, when investors are not sure about their active investment strategy, they can also adopt passive investment strategy: hold positions and wait for the fund to rebound.

It should be noted that after the net value of the fund falls, it needs to rise by a larger margin before it can return to its original position. The calculation formula of rising capital return rate is: rising capital return rate interval =1(1-loss interval)-1. For example, when investors lose 20%, the rising return on capital range = 1.

At the same time, when investors buy funds, they should reasonably control their positions, set stop-loss positions and control the risks within a certain range.