If you try to predict the short-term market, there is basically only one result, that is, chasing up and down, and losing money. In fact, not only buying funds, but even investing in stocks, don't easily predict short-term ups and downs. In addition to chasing up and down, it is easy to cause huge capital losses. Short-term operating funds have to pay subscription fees for each transaction, so the transaction cost will be higher. Moreover, most funds will not take effect until they submit T+ 1 or T+2 after subscription and redemption, so it is impossible to accurately determine the price at the time of transaction.
Many people will argue that facts speak louder than words, and some people make huge profits from short-term trading, in fact, when the same market is better. If you continue to hold it, you will generate more income. When the market comes, even pigs can fly, which has little to do with strategy. In fact, many people know the loss of profits caused by excessive trading, but it is understandable that most people find it difficult to control their hands, because it is very difficult to overcome the human weakness. After all, everyone wants to turn the floating surplus in the account into cash and not be swallowed up by the sharp decline.
However, investment is anti-human. On the one hand, investors are required to have sound investment awareness and knowledge reserves, on the other hand, everyone's ability to control their own mentality is tested.
Anti-humanity means that you must think independently when making investment decisions. Don't care what others voted for, what you voted for, what others think of you, and so on. Stick to long-term investment and control your hands.