In the same time interval and under the same fund increase conditions, different maximum retracements bring different investment experiences to investors, all of which have increased by 50%. Fund A fell by 20%, then rose by 70%. Fund B rose by 20%, and then continued to rise by 30%. In the first case, when the market falls by 20%, many investors may choose to withdraw from the market. Therefore, if you grasp the maximum withdrawal, investors are more likely to insist on long-term investment.
How to screen funds through the maximum retracement data index in the investment process?
Different types of funds have different maximum withdrawal screening criteria, so we should compare similar funds and exclude funds with higher maximum withdrawal data.
Among the remaining funds, similar funds choose the fund with the largest withdrawal amount in the case of similar historical returns. Of course, we can't blindly pursue a smaller maximum retreat. If the fluctuation range is too small, it means that the fund is too conservative, and we are more likely to miss the opportunity to get more income in the bull market.