The way many investors take is to do nothing, just wait, wait for the day when the fund returns to its capital, sell it immediately after returning to its capital, and toss and turn for nothing.
If you continue to be optimistic about a fund, you can continue to buy positions. If you don't like it, you can retreat early. It is a risky thing to be trapped in a high fund position.
There are also some investors who are very sensitive to market fluctuations. When it started to fall a little, it began to cover the position crazily. There are not many sets. After several big supplements, it became a heavy position.
If it is really a heavy quilt cover, you can try to redeem the heavy part first, that is, reduce the position, so that you can get an activity fund and then observe the changes in the market. If the market continues to fall, we can reduce some losses and make our positions less heavy and less nervous.
If the market starts to rebound, you can use active funds to cover your positions, so that you can get a lower-cost share and get back to your capital more easily.
If the market continues to deteriorate, it is also a positive way to clean up the quilt position and use the redeemed activity funds to start fixed investment or buy in batches at a low level.
There is also a market that continues to fluctuate. You should also liberate some positions first, then buy at a low level, sell at a high level and buy at a low level, and continue to loosen the funds step by step. That is to say, using the volatile market to do the operation of T, but this method has a certain test on the professional level of investors, and at least can have a general judgment on the market trend.
Any active operation strategy is risky, so we must make a complete operation strategy.