Most people have suffered losses when buying funds. Generally speaking, stock funds, hybrid funds, index funds and other risky fund types are more prone to losses. Sometimes it may fall by 30% if it falls too much, or by 10% if it falls too little. What if the fund falls 10%? What remedial measures are there? We have prepared relevant contents for your reference.

When the fund falls 10%, it is necessary to analyze why the fund loses money and the reasons for its decline. For example, investors in equity funds depend on the reasons for the decline in the stocks they invest in. If the environment is not ideal, they usually pull back. If the fund itself falls, it will be even more dangerous. After all, there are good and bad funds.

Secondly, if the fund manager's investment strategy is wrong, resulting in fund losses, the fund scale is getting smaller and smaller, and when it falls to a certain extent, it will face the risk of liquidation. At this time, you can still buy and redeem it quickly, and it is most important to stop the loss in time.

If there is nothing wrong with the fund itself, there is nothing wrong with the fund manager, but the fund market is not good. When waiting for the fund market to turn around, we can consider covering the position when the fund falls, spreading the cost of its position evenly by increasing the position share, and returning the funds with a lower increase. You can also use the trend of the fund to carry out high-selling and low-sucking operations and earn the difference to spread the cost of holding positions.

However, it should be noted that there are risks in adding positions when the fund falls. If the judgment is wrong, the fund is likely to fall more and more. Therefore, when buying, investors must consider whether to increase or decrease their positions from their own risk tolerance.