Many people are confused when the fund falls. They originally increased their positions when they saw the fund fall a little, hoping that the fund would rebound and rise to make money. However, after the fund increased its position, it still fell and kept losing money, so they were afraid. So is the fund falling badly suitable to start? How much is the down payment? We have prepared relevant contents for your reference.

Is it appropriate to start with a sharp decline in funds?

Buying a fund, the most taboo is chasing up and down. If a fund falls badly, it is necessary to analyze the reasons for the decline of the fund, whether it is the market decline or the fund itself. If the fund has fallen by 20% and there are signs of decline, it is not recommended to start, because the fund is likely to fall again, and it is also possible for some funds to fall to 40%.

However, if the market is falling for a long time and the fund itself is fine, then you can consider buying it. If you buy when the fund falls seriously, you can get more fund shares at a lower price, but buying funds is risky, so investors should be cautious when buying funds.

Buy as much as the fund falls.

You can set a drop value, which can be set according to your own situation. You can set 10%, 15%, 20% and so on. For example, if an investor buys a fund, the fund itself is fine and the investor is optimistic, then once the fund falls 10%, you can choose to increase your position.