When buying a fund, many people are torn between redeeming it all or keeping a little bit. They don’t know how to choose. So is it better to redeem all the fund or keep a little bit? How to choose? We have prepared relevant content for your reference.

Generally speaking, when the fund market is relatively poor, the fund always falls more and rises less, which is a bear market. Then it is better to redeem all funds and stop the loss to avoid greater losses in the future. of losses.

If the fund market is relatively good and investors are very optimistic about this fund and feel that it is very promising and has room for growth, then they can redeem part of it to keep part of the income and leave some. The fund share depends on the situation of the subsequent fund. If the subsequent fund rises, you can make more money by keeping it. If the subsequent fund falls and the position is not heavy, you can consider redeeming it. It depends on the situation.

When buying a fund, you can set a profit stop point. For example, when the fund's profit reaches 20% to 30%, you can consider redeeming it. This profit is relatively high. situation, whether to redeem all or keep a little depends on the situation of the fund. If the situation of the fund is relatively good, you can keep some fund shares. If the situation of the fund is not good, you can consider redeeming all and setting a stop loss. The same goes for clicking.

It should be noted that many investors just like to chase the rise and kill the fall, resulting in losses. For example: when buying a fund, look at the fund ranking and buy which fund has the highest increase. Which fund, in fact, this is not good, it is chasing the rise.

Suppose that before investors buy, the fund has risen very high, but because the fund has been rising for a period of time, and the rise is relatively high, when investors buy, the fund begins to pull back and always falls. If there is more but less rise, then the principal will be lost. When investors hold it for a period of time and feel that the loss is serious, they will redeem it. This situation is chasing the rise and killing the fall.

So when you buy, remember not to chase the rise or the fall. It is important to control your positions well and get out in time. In addition, you must analyze the funds' heavy positions. What are the stocks with heavy positions? There is no room for upside.

Because if the investment target of the fund is stocks, the rise and fall are related to the stocks. If the stocks with heavy holdings rise, the fund will also rise. If the stocks with heavy holdings fall, the fund will also fall, so You need to analyze when buying, and you cannot buy blindly.