1. Exit the repaired fund, and the safety margin is higher. Retreat refers to the decline of fund net value from the highest point to the lowest point, which is an important indicator to measure fund risk. For example, a fund's past retreat has been repaired, so the future net value fluctuation of this fund is relatively small, thus providing investors with a better margin of safety.

2. Withdrawing from the repaired fund has greater growth potential. The process of retracement and recovery shows that fund managers are gradually adjusting their investment portfolios to meet the requirements of market changes and risk control. For example, if a fund can achieve a steady increase in net value after withdrawal from repair, then the fund has certain growth potential and investors can get better income from it.