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If the fund is wiped out, will you choose to cut the meat?
I won't choose to cut meat, of course, it's not because I'm a steel-toed baby, nor because I didn't buy it. In fact, I have five positions in blue chips and medical care, and the loss rate of blue chips has reached 15%. Even the retreat of Guo Fu Tianhui has reached a dozen points, which shows that this market is quite bad. And it hasn't bottomed out yet, and I don't know when it will stop falling. This may be the big A, which is unexpected every time, and it is difficult to accurately hit his operation. However, we should be happy to buy funds. I've been observing stocks for some time, and I found that they have gone up and down a lot. Like a stock I was optimistic about before, it can rise by 6 points a day and fall by 14 points a day. Compared with the current fund, it is true that the ups and downs of the fund are not so great. However, we are talking about equity funds. If it is a bond fund and a money fund, the loss is actually not great. These two kinds of funds are relatively safe and stable, and there are few big drops.

Fund investment itself is a long-term investment, so I won't choose to cut meat. Such behavior is tantamount to making a wave of leeks for nothing. Even if you have to pay tuition, you have to pay it all. There is no reason to give up halfway, but it really fell too much. It's almost unbearable. It's time to make an opinion. I bought funds with spare money, which is what I do, so the recent plunge has nothing to do with me. It's spare money in itself, so it doesn't matter much if I lose it all. If you buy a fund with all your net worth, then every step is cautious, but I'm not that type.

So I won't choose to cut meat. My plan is to hold it for two or three years, and I won't make irrational behavior because of temporary ups and downs. And I also set up a fixed investment, which can minimize my own risks. I also bought some debt bases, so I didn't sell them if I hedged the risk.