Whether to continue investing in the fund after dividends is distributed must be judged based on three aspects: the position of the fund, profit and loss, and market conditions. In terms of the fund's position: If the fund is currently at a high level, investors can consider redeeming it; if the fund's current position is not high, investors can consider continuing to hold it.

In-person profit and loss situation: When investors are in a profitable state and the profit margin is relatively large, then they can consider redemption; when investors are in a loss-making state, then they can consider continuing to hold, and investors can increase their positions appropriately. , adding positions can reduce investors' costs, and the net value of the fund will decrease after dividends are distributed, which is undoubtedly a better buying point for investors.

In terms of market conditions: When the market conditions are relatively poor, investors can consider redemption and wait for a bottoming signal in the market conditions to buy low; when the market conditions are relatively poor, investors can Consider continuing to hold.