Buying funds in bulk means buying only a part of positions at a time, and then gradually increasing fund positions. Buying at one time means buying a fund directly. Different purchase methods will produce different benefits, so when buying a fund, do you want to buy it in batches or at one time?

Is it better to buy funds in batches or at one time?

Whether the fund is bought in batches or at one time depends on the trend of the fund market. If the fund is in a rising market, it is best to buy it at one time, so as not to miss the rising market and have no income; When the fund fluctuates or falls, it will be better to buy in batches. Because the fund fluctuates greatly at this time, the high probability is that it will fall, and the one-time heavy warehouse purchase loss is great, which is easy to be quilted. There are not enough bullets to add positions to share the investment cost in the future, and it will be difficult to return to the capital in the future.

The main advantage of buying a fund at one time is that you can have enough bottom positions, and you won't miss the rising market because of insufficient positions, nor will you get the due income. This investment buying method is more suitable for aggressive investors with high risk tolerance. Its disadvantage is that if you buy at a high level in the fund, it will be very likely to be trapped and have a long way to go.

The advantage of fund buying in batches is that it can avoid chasing high risks, allocate investment costs reasonably and effectively, and spread investment risks. This investment buying method is more suitable for stable investors with low risk tolerance. Its disadvantage is that it is likely to miss the rising market because the principal of the position is too small, resulting in lower profits in the rising market.