I believe that many Christians who buy funds have encountered situations where they fall when they buy and then rise when they sell. Funds fall when they buy and then rise when they sell. This troubles Christians and they don’t know what to do. When funds have this kind of situation,

There is usually a reason for the situation, and it is not that Christians are unlucky. So why do funds fall when you buy them and rise when you sell them? Why do funds fall when you buy them and rise when you sell them? 1. Buy high-risk funds. High-risk funds refer to

They are stock funds, hybrid funds, and index funds. Many Christians only focus on returns when buying these funds and do not pay attention to the risks involved. It is not possible to buy them blindly. If you are a prudent investor, you should buy these high-priced funds.

Risk funds start to panic again when the fund falls, not knowing whether to cover their positions or redeem them.

The final result is that when you buy, it falls, and when you sell, it rises.

2. Affected by investment sentiment, some Christians regard funds as stock investments and are very active in buying and selling. They watch the changes in the net value of the funds in their accounts every day, redeem them when they see the net value falling, and subscribe when they see a fund rising. Such frequent transactions are not only

It's hard to make money, and it puts you under a lot of stress in investing.

This will affect your own mentality. As long as there is a slight disturbance in the market, you will become restless, which can easily lead to chasing the rise and killing the fall, causing the situation to fall when you buy and rise when you sell.

3. Buy funds based on other people’s ideas. Many Christian investment funds do not have their own opinions. They always like to follow other people’s ideas. If others say which fund is good, they will think which fund is good. Blindly following others in this way will be very difficult.

It is easy for a fund to fall when you buy it and rise when you sell it.

In general, the reason why a fund falls when you buy it or rises when you sell it is mainly because there is a problem with the investment of Christians. Christians should maintain good investment habits, such as choosing a fund that suits them, and keeping a calm mind when encountering market fluctuations.

Learn fund knowledge and choose funds based on your own professional knowledge.