In the fund market, what should investors do if the funds they buy fall for several days in a row?

For investors who make fixed investment operations, they can choose to hold positions and wait for the next fixed investment, because fixed investment can increase their holding share by constantly buying, which can spread the cost of investors' positions and spread the risks. At the same time, the fixed investment operation is a long-term investment, and there is no need to worry about the short-term fluctuation of the fund.

For investors who buy at one time, they can choose to make up their positions at this time, or they can choose to clear their positions at this time to avoid further decline in the net value of the fund in the later period and bring greater losses.

When covering positions, investors should reasonably control their positions, and it is best to buy them in batches, leaving enough funds to cope with the risks brought by the continuous decline in the net value of funds in the later period.

In short, investors should adjust their investment strategies in combination with their own investment preferences, market conditions and other factors when the net value of funds continues to decline.