In the process of purchasing funds, since fund investment itself is a long-term thing, we don't need to worry about the loss of accounts in a short time. Some people will choose to increase their positions frequently when the fund falls, while others will choose to hold positions. Either way, as long as you have your own investment strategy, you can do it according to your own investment strategy.
First, you can try to increase your position when the fund falls.
I am very optimistic about the medical fund, and I also think that the medical sector has medium and long-term development potential. Personally, I think that if the fund I bought loses 1 1%, I won't choose to unwind it immediately, but I will think about adding positions appropriately when the market is low to reduce my position cost.
Second, you can also choose to hold positions.
To some extent, financial management itself is a great test of investors' patience, and you can't guarantee that your account will remain profitable under any circumstances. It is also for this reason that when the market has not yet arrived, you can choose to hold positions and change space through time to turn losses into profits. This method is more suitable for medium and long-term investors. As long as you think there is no problem with the position fundamentals of the fund products you invest in, you don't have to worry too much about when you can solve the problem.
Third, you need to establish the concept of position management.
Although the risk of buying fund products is lower than that of buying stocks, this does not mean that there will be no loss in buying fund products. For most retail investors, because the amount of investment that everyone can participate in is limited, everyone must participate in the investment under the premise of establishing the concept of position management. You need to know exactly how much working capital you hold and further manage your position in this way.