Generally speaking, investors should consider their monthly disposable income according to their actual life and salary level, and plan the amount of investment funds based on this. It is generally recommended that the monthly investment should not exceed 10% of the disposable income, so as to balance the living expenses and investment risks.
In addition, investors should also consider their investment objectives and risk tolerance. If the investment goal is to earn income in the short term, then the investment quota can be appropriately increased, but at the same time, it is necessary to bear higher investment risks. If it is a long-term stable investment, investors can choose the right investment and adopt the strategy of diversification to stabilize the long-term income.
Finally, it should be noted that the fund is a high-risk investment method, which requires investors to have certain financial management knowledge and investment experience. When choosing funds and investments, we should know more about the market situation and the risk level of funds and avoid blindly following the trend.