Whether a bond fund rises sharply after a sharp decline is mainly considered from two aspects. First, from the perspective of risk; second, from the deviation of price and value. Taking government public debt funds as an example, conduct a simple analysis

The income of the bond is fixed, that is to say, if you hold the bond until maturity, you will get a fixed income, and the interest rate will not change much, and the impact on the income will be extremely limited. The default risk of the national debt is almost not considered.

Therefore, a sharp decline in bond funds may encounter the Blackbird incident, but the actual value of the bond has not decreased, but market sentiment has caused price deviations. In the long run, bond prices may return to the value level of the bond, and around it

The possibility of change is very high. Of course, the asset allocation of different bond funds is different, and the corresponding risk types and risks are also different, which also requires investors to think more.