Should the fund continue to plummet and sell it?
Whether the fund collapses or not needs to be considered according to comprehensive factors. Fund collapse is generally due to frequent replacement of fund managers, poor management ability of fund managers, or poor fund market conditions.
The first point: If frequent change of fund managers leads to fund collapse, and the management ability of fund managers is not good, and many funds under their names are negative returns, then you can consider selling the fund stop loss at this time.
The second point: If the fund's performance is not good, for example, the income in the past year, the past six months and the last three years is negative or the rate of return is very low, and the fund has been ranked at the bottom, then this fund can also be considered to be sold directly after the plunge.
The third point: if the fund itself is good, the income from past historical performance is good, and the historical performance reporting rate data of the fund manager is very good. After the fund falls, it can reduce the loss cost by covering the position, diversify the investment risk, and continue to wait for the fund callback.
The fourth point: If the current fund continues to decline, but its sector development prospects are very good, and the market is slowly in a state of correction, then the fund can also compensate for the sharp decline, and after the fund rises, it can return to its original value and even get good returns.
To sum up, fund investment has certain risks, and users need to consider whether they can add positions according to their risk tolerance. All of the above are about "Do you want to sell the fund after the continuous plunge? How to operate the fund after the plunge is the best? " I hope it helps you.