Is it appropriate for bond funds to continue to rise and increase their positions?
Generally speaking, bond funds are likely to be pure debt funds, because the investment direction of pure debt funds is 100% to invest in bonds, so the risk is relatively small, the income is relatively stable, the rise is relatively normal, and the fund falls less.
If the purchased fund is marked as a pure debt fund, it is ok to add positions all the time, because the income of pure debt itself is relatively stable and the possibility of loss is basically small.
However, if it is a convertible bond fund that has risen for five or six consecutive days, then it is necessary to pay attention. At this moment, the risk of adding positions is relatively large, because convertible bonds will invest in stocks in addition to bonds, so the risk is still relatively large.
Bond funds will not fall?
Whether it is a pure debt fund or a convertible bond fund, it is possible to fall, but it is said that the possibility of a pure debt fund falling is relatively small. When investors buy, they can look at the rate of return in recent years or since its establishment. It can be found that pure debt funds have basically increased a lot, and the situation of decline is relatively rare.
Convertible bond foundations are different. The risk is slightly smaller than that of equity funds, but it is not much smaller. There are ups and downs, there will be fluctuations. The risk is still a bit big, and investors should pay attention to its risk when buying.