The reserved position of the fund refers to the behavior that investors do not sell all the funds when they sell them, but leave some positions to continue investing. Generally speaking, we need to reserve positions for investment funds, so why should funds reserve positions? Let's take a look at it through the following.

Why should the fund keep its bottom position?

1, keep the "sense of disk". In the counter-cycle of the stock market, most investors tend to polish their positions at hand, and some investors are used to leaving some bottom positions. With the rise and fall of the amount, the positions will gain and lose, so that we will not be unfamiliar with the trend of the market, and seize opportunities at key nodes to obtain greater returns.

2. Be optimistic about this fund. We are optimistic about the future ups and downs of a stock and want to continue to pay attention to it, but we are afraid that we will forget it after a long time, so it is the best choice to leave some short positions in our hands.

3. avoid stepping on the air. The most taboo to be a fund is to step on the air and look forward to the stars and the moon. I finally look forward to a bull market, but my position is "empty". How annoyed and depressed. Holding the bottom warehouse, occasionally encountering a big market can also guarantee some profits.

4, the lessons of blood alert yourself. Fund investment, in many cases, ordinary people will inevitably encounter investment mistakes and suffer great losses. Leaving some bottom positions and seeing the painful lessons of losing 60% to 70% on impulse can also play a certain warning role and make your subsequent investment and stock trading more rational.

Of course, the fund is not required to keep a bottom position. Whether the fund should keep the bottom position needs to be analyzed according to the type of fund and the investment cycle of the fund. Investors can decide according to their own needs. That's all. I hope it helps you.