Did you lose a lot on foundation?
Different types of foundations lead to different losses. For example, money funds and pure debt funds are generally not easy to lose money, but basically have a higher probability of making money, because their investment direction is less risky and their income is relatively stable.
However, if it is a stock fund, a hybrid fund, an index fund, a FOF fund, etc., because such funds are relatively risky and have relatively high returns, the possibility of principal loss is still relatively large.
It is also possible that some high-risk funds may fall by 30% a year, and investors must pay attention to their risks when buying. If they can't afford high risks, then don't buy high-risk fund types.
Is there no bottom for the fund to fall?
Theoretically speaking, if the fund falls to zero at most, it will lose all the principal and have a bottom in mind, but in fact it will basically not fall to zero, because if the fund falls to a certain extent, it will go bankrupt and liquidate.
After the bankruptcy liquidation, the fund will be distributed to investors according to the share, but the risk of the fund can not be ignored. For example, suppose an investor buys 100 shares of a stock fund, which falls by 30% a year, that is to say, loses 30 shares, from which it can be seen that the risk of the fund is still great, and investors must be cautious when buying.