There are two main reasons for the sharp drop in medical stocks:

First, CDE released the Guiding Principles for Clinical Research and Development of Antitumor Drugs Oriented by Clinical Value, which proposed that "tumor research and development should be oriented by clinical value", which was interpreted as negative in the market, leading to a sharp drop in CRO concept stocks across the board;

Second, the pharmaceutical sector saw a large increase in the early stage, and there were many profit-making discs. Recently, the overall market adjustment, dragged down by the collapse of the CRO concept, led to obvious fluctuations in the whole sector today.

In the face of heavy losses of several pharmaceutical funds, first of all, we should avoid over-marking. The original intention of buying a fund is to let professionals help us invest, so we don't need to stare at the market all the time and calculate our investment income every day. Since we have given it to the fund manager, although the ability of fund managers is different, we should also understand that "professional people do professional things" and fully trust their ability, so there is no need to pay too much attention to the rise and fall of funds. Everything is too late, and it is easy to lose yourself and forget the investment philosophy you insist on when you are in the mood of fund ups and downs every day. After the fund fell for three days in a row, it felt that it had entered the abyss of a bear market and rushed to sell the cut meat, which was likely to give up long-term investment. It's normal to know your income, but it's unnecessary to stare with a magnifying glass. After all, investment is only a part of our life, not the whole thing.

secondly, we can consider switching funds. In 221, the market has been fluctuating around 35, a typical shock city. But even in the stock market crash, you will find that there are always some funds that can withstand the pressure and the callback. When the funds in my hands are green, other types of funds are leaping forward and bullish. For example, in 22, the fund with heavy positions in liquor made investors full of gains. But always watching others eat meat is not the way, so if you feel that your fund has gone up less, while other funds are strong and have gone up much, you can consider switching funds. Once the converted fund starts to make profits, it can offset the losses of the previous quilt fund. Of course, there are risks in this way, especially when the funds actually transferred do not rise rapidly as expected, so please be prepared to take risks.

finally, consider shorting your fund. What if the market keeps falling and it just won't get hard? It may be a good idea to short the fund that you love and hate. If you predict that the market will continue to slump, then at this time, you can redeem the fund that you have stuck in your hand by short selling, that is, short selling, and then wait for a lower price to appear before buying. This method is short selling, and the ultimate goal is to reduce the cost of buying funds. < P > In short, it is normal for funds to fall, and it is normal for the market to lose and earn. After all, there is only one Buffett. When you see that your fund is losing money, don't rush to cut the meat and stop the loss, calmly analyze the reasons for the sharp decline of the fund and the overall trend of the market, and come up with a coping strategy based on your own situation.