When buying a fund, you should know that the fund itself is a kind of venture capital, and it will make money and lose money. It depends mainly on the rise and fall of the fund and the amount of principal to know how much money you will make or lose. So should the fund be sold or kept after falling for half a year? Should the fund be sold after it has fallen sharply? I have prepared relevant contents for your reference.

The fund has fallen for half a year. Do you want to sell it or keep it?

When you invest in a fund, you usually see long-term returns. If it is redeemed after a short-term decline, it is easy to buy high and sell low. When the fund loses more than half a year, it actually takes a long time to hold the fund. At this time, it is necessary to analyze why the fund fell for more than half a year, because the fund rose too much before, or the fund manager was poorly managed, or the loss caused by the market decline.

After analyzing the situation, if there is no problem with the fund itself and you continue to be optimistic about the fund, then you will continue to hold it. If there is something wrong with the fund itself, you can consider redeeming the stop loss in time to avoid more losses.

Should the fund be sold after it has fallen sharply?

First of all, it depends on whether you can bear the risk and whether it will affect your daily life. If the loss of the fund will affect your daily living expenses, the general suggestion is redemption. Because the risk of the fund is unpredictable, it is very important to stop the loss in time.

If investors have sufficient funds, and the net value of the purchased fund declines due to the adjustment of the investment target and price correction, then they can choose to wait for the increase of the adjusted fund investment target to drive the net value of the fund to rise.