For many fund products, the five points are actually just a relatively small fluctuation. If the fund has fallen by more than 10% at this time, it is necessary to consider covering the position. Covering positions is an effective way to reduce the cost of holding positions, but you also need to consider how many bullets you have. You must not empty the bullets in advance, otherwise the subsequent market has nothing to do with you, and you can only choose to wait.

First, you need to analyze your own fund products.

I don't know what kind of fund products you hold. For the current mainstream fund products on the market, the decline of five points is not very high. At this time, you can choose to hold positions and wait and see. If there is sufficient research on the market before and it is believed that the market may rebound further, you can choose to make up the position moderately at this time.

Second, you need to manage your position.

This truth is actually very simple, everyone's position has certain restrictions, because everyone's funds will not be unlimited. I think you need to further control your position and have the concept and consciousness of managing your position. If you are currently in a light warehouse, you can really choose to make up the position. If you have a heavy position at present, it will be very dangerous to make up the position at this time, because you don't know whether the market will continue to explore.

Third, you need to have a certain investment strategy.

Even if you and another person buy the same fund product, the same fund product will have different choices under different market conditions. In other words, there is no 100% operation suitable for one person in this world, and the investment decision you make must be based on your own investment background. I think you need to further evaluate your investment strategy. If you don't have a sound investment strategy all the time, you will easily catch up with market fluctuations, and sometimes blindly bargain-hunting, which will bring risks to your investment behavior.