There are many specific proverbs in the stock market, and so is the fund market, such as up, down and left. Many people only know that getting on the bus means buying, and they don't know what it means to be left and right.

What do you mean by "have it both ways"?

Getting the left side of the fund means that investors buy it when it falls, and getting the right side means that investors buy it when it rises. Many people want to know whether to get on the bus on the left or on the right. Most people agree to go to the right, because the probability of rising after going to the right is greater, and it is indeed possible to buy the lowest point when going to the left, but this probability is very small.

The left-handed trading method is to buy on the left on the way down and sell on the right on the way up. This is a trading rule respected by many investment institutions, and it is said that big funds are like this. Right-hand trading is a trading method that constantly guesses the bottom and hunts the bottom on the way down. In the bear market, this trading method is not suitable for the safety of large capital operation at all, but is more suitable for hot money and small funds to earn some bloody meal tickets.

What does the fund mean by upper left and lower right? I hope I can help you. Funds are more suitable for long-term investment, and investors need to be careful not to get on and off frequently. Getting on and off the bus frequently not only doesn't make money, but also loses a lot of transaction costs.