Investors should first set a profit-taking target. For example, if the profit-taking target of investors is 3%, then the profit-taking will start when the fund's profit reaches 3%. If investors are not sure about the fund's later trend, they can stop the profit by half first, and then stop the profit by half when the fund continues to rise until the fund is sold completely. When the fund falls, they can sell it all at once.

methods of fund stop profit: 1. Expected return stop profit. Investors can directly set an expected return target, for example, the expected return is 3%. When the fund return reaches 3%, investors can sell all or part of it. 2. Comparing indexes, investors can pay attention to the indexes related to holding funds, which are often the most intuitive to the market trend. When the index is on the rising channel, investors can continue to hold it.