The most common way to increase holdings in the stock market is to increase holdings by major shareholders, that is, major shareholders buy their own shares again, and the fund market also increases holdings. This is an important signal, but many investors don't understand what it means. Let's take a look at the related introduction of the meaning of fund shareholding.

What does it mean to increase the fund holdings?

In fact, the fund's increase in holdings means that the fund has increased its holdings of a stock or other targets. When investing, the fund manager continues to buy in the process of a stock price falling or rising.

The fund holds a stock, which shows that the fund is optimistic about the later trend of the stock and thinks it will rise later, which is good news. When a fund holds a stock, it often attracts a large number of investors in the market to buy it, thus pushing the stock price up. On the other hand, the fund's reduction means that it doesn't look at the stocks it holds, thinking that if the stocks fall later, it will reduce its holdings accordingly. Reducing holdings will often cause panic among investors, so we can consider waiting and seeing.

When you find that the fund you bought has increased its holdings of a stock, you can look at the stocks you have increased, company performance, stock price, market outlook and so on. In order to know whether the fund you bought conforms to your investment philosophy, you can choose to add positions or sell them accordingly.

After reading the above introduction, I believe everyone has a more comprehensive understanding of what it means to increase the fund holdings. For investors, fund holdings are an object of their own fund holdings. If the holdings are not obvious, the impact is not great.