Whether the fund is sold or not has little to do with the establishment time, and it is related to whether investors are profitable. For example, for a new fund, the closed-end income is 10%, and the income just reaches the expected income of investors, so investors can sell it at this time. If the new fund loses money, investors had better keep holding it.

Fund profit-taking skills:

1, valuation takes profit. If you buy an index fund, you can lighten up on rallies when the fund is highly valued.

2, the target income take profit: investors want to sell at a high point, but in fact it is difficult to do, so as long as they achieve their expected income, they can take profit appropriately.