There are many investment strategies for funds. Adopting different strategies will lead to different income results. Each strategy has its own adaptive environment. There are different strategies for selecting funds, buying funds and selling funds. Today, let's talk about buying funds.

For the same fund, there are generally three buying strategies

The first one: One-time buying strategy

After selecting a fund, choose the right one-time buying strategy. This strategy has a high risk coefficient and the highest requirements for investors' professional ability, which requires strong timing ability and investors' ability to accurately grasp the market trend and the opportunity to enter the market. This strategy has the biggest profit effect in the bull market with unilateral rise. If you want to get better profit, you must ensure that you can enter the market at a low level. However, judging the market is the most difficult part, and this method is not suitable for novice investors. If you are sure of your professional ability, you can try this strategy.

the second strategy: buying in batches

Divide the funds to be invested into several shares and buy them in batches. For example, after selecting a fund, invest 3% first, if the fund falls by 1%, invest 3% again, and then invest 4% after the fund falls by 1%. The falling interest rate and the share and frequency of investment set here can be adjusted, and you can also choose to invest in the fund when it falls by 15%. In the volatile market environment, this strategy can play a good role in dispersing risks and giving consideration to benefits, and it is the most suitable strategy for volatile market.

Third: pyramid buying strategy

The pyramid buying strategy is similar to the batch buying strategy, but the pyramid strategy will increase the investment share with the market decline. For example, when the market drops by 1% for the first time, the capital will increase by 2%, then it will decrease by 1%, then increase by 3%, then decrease and finally increase by 4%. The pyramid strategy perfectly embodies the idea that the fund investment will buy more when it falls. In the market environment of unilateral decline, that is, in the bear market, the pyramid buying strategy can achieve the best income effect.

These three strategies also have different disadvantages in different market environments. For example, in a bull market, if the market rises unilaterally without correction, there will be no chance for buying in batches and pyramid strategies to increase their positions, resulting in lower positions and unable to enjoy higher returns. In a bear market, one-time investment will suffer the greatest loss because of the market decline.

Every strategy has advantages and certainty. To adapt to different market environments, investors also need to practice hard to see the truth of the market.