221 is the saddest year for A-shares. Since the beginning of the year, A-shares have been going downhill, especially in the last week, many stocks have fallen by the limit, and many funds are facing redemption fever. The funds were cleared years ago, but no assistant bought them back years later. After a month's callback, I have gained a heavy position. It's true that leeks have been cut one after another, and some of them have been uprooted.
First, the ups and downs are only an inevitable trend
In fact, whether it is a fund or a stock, the ups and downs are a certain trend. If there is no funds that have been rising all the time, there will be a callback when it reaches a certain height, but the callback is too strong. Many people said that it was already unbearable. The fund in my hand has already lost me a month's salary, but if I don't sell it, it will not be leek. If I surrender, I will lose half.
second, is it necessary to cut the meat and run away now?
Personally, it's totally unnecessary to cut the meat and run away from the heavy position now. You can wait for a rebound, then lighten your position appropriately, and then slowly increase your position after the callback. You have to understand that investment is a long practice, and it's difficult to make a profit in a short time, so don't watch the short-term ups and downs, and if it falls, it will rise. Just wait and see now.
Third, I'm still optimistic about A-shares, because the return on long-term investment is good.
Personally, I'm still optimistic about A-shares. The market always comes quietly, and you can't understand the joy of soaring without experiencing a plunge. The ups and downs at one time are normal phenomena, so don't panic. Those with heavy positions can choose to play dead, and those with light positions can quit first and find time to buy later. This year's Year of the Ox is really a bit tough, but I am still optimistic about the follow-up. After all, China's strength is there, and the market should not be too bad in the second half of the year.
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