People usually refer to funds mainly as securities investment funds. There are three main analysis methods of securities investment: basic analysis, technical analysis and evolution analysis, in which the basic analysis is mainly applied to the selection of investment objects, while the technical analysis and evolution analysis are mainly applied to the temporal and spatial judgment of specific investment operations as an important supplement to improve the effectiveness and reliability of investment analysis.
The fund's fixed investment is called lazy financial management, and its value stems from a saying circulating on Wall Street: "It is more difficult for the fund to accurately step on the market than to catch a flying knife in the air." If you adopt the method of buying in batches, you will overcome the defects of buying and selling at one time, balance the cost and make yourself invincible in investment, that is, the fixed investment method. Generally speaking, there are two ways of fund investment, single investment and regular quota. Because of the low starting point and simple fixed investment method, funds are also called small investment plans or lazy financial management. Compared with fixed investment, one-time investment may have high returns, but it is also risky. Because it avoids the influence of investors' subjective judgment on the timing of entry, the risk of fixed investment is significantly lower than that of stock investment or single fund investment. The fixed investment of the fund is similar to long-term savings, which can spread the investment cost evenly and reduce the overall risk. It has the function of automatically increasing the price and reducing the price on dips. No matter how the market price changes, it can always get a relatively low average cost. Therefore, regular fixed investment can smooth the peaks and valleys of the fund's net value and eliminate market fluctuations. As long as the selected funds grow as a whole, investors will get relatively average returns without worrying about the timing of entering the market.