It is relatively normal to suffer losses when buying a fund. The fund itself is an investment behavior and will rise and fall. So if you haven’t made any profit after buying a fund for a year, should you continue to buy it? Will you make money by waiting? We have prepared relevant content for your reference.

If the fund has not made any money after buying it for a year and has been in a state of loss, it is necessary to analyze the reasons for the fund's decline. If the entire fund sector is falling, there is no problem with the fund itself. It’s okay to consider redemption or continue to wait and see.

But if all fund sectors are rising and only one is falling, then you have to check whether the fund manager has been changed or analyze whether the fund manager is not managing it well, because funds are managed by fund managers. .

For example: check whether there are frequent changes of fund managers. If the fund managers are changed frequently, the average tenure is less than one year, and the fund performance has been falling much, then such a fund can be abandoned. , stop the loss in time and keep the remaining funds.

If the fund has good performance in the past, but the entire fund sector is falling this year, the fund is also falling. If the fund's market is not good, you can choose to hold the fund and wait and see. When the fund rebounds, add more positions to make back the money you lost.

If you keep waiting, you may not necessarily make money. It depends on how the subsequent fund market goes. If the fund goes up, investors will make money if they sell at a high level. If the fund continues to fall, investors will make money by selling at a low level. You will lose money.

When buying funds, you should learn more about funds and not blindly buy. If you buy without knowing anything, the possibility of losing money will be greater.