When buying a fund, the old base people are telling the novice base people not to chase up and kill down, but many novice people don't know what chasing up and killing down is. Capital chasing up and down, right? Is it correct for the following small series to chase up and down with funds? I hope you like it.
What does the fund mean by chasing up and down?
The fund chasing up and down means that when the fund rises, the basic people are very optimistic about the fund, but they will wait for the fund to rise for a while before buying. At this time, the fund is in a relatively high position. After buying, because the fund rises too high and the fund retreats, there will be a continuous decline.
At first, investors will still think about the fund's rise, and then redeem the fund when their losses are serious. At this time, it is equivalent to buying at a high level and selling at a low level, and they will lose money. Many novice funds can't resist the temptation of high fund growth, and wait until their losses are serious. If they do this often, they will lose more and more money.
Capital chasing up and down, right?
It is not the right way for funds to chase up and down. When buying a fund, it is not recommended to chase up and down. Chasing up and down means that investors will lose money. When buying a fund, you should buy it when the net value of the fund is low, then choose a fund with development prospects, and then sell it to make money when the fund rises to a certain level.
When buying a fund, you can give priority to some funds with room for growth. When choosing a fund, try not to choose a fund with too high a position, which is rather frothy. If you are a short-term investor, it is ok, but the risk is great. You should know your ability to take risks.
Many investors are easily influenced by herd behavior and blind psychology when buying funds. When the fund rises, they are very optimistic about the fund, thinking that it is more likely to rise in the future, and it is possible to buy quilt covers at a higher position, which makes it more difficult to withdraw funds. Therefore, when buying a fund, it is best not to chase after the rise, and then consider the way of admission in batches, which reduces its risk to a certain extent and can make a choice when the fund falls.
How do novice investors bargain-hunting stocks?
1. Bollinger Bands have a high success rate of continuously falling below the lower rail. When the bollinger band of the whole stock market continuously fell below the lower rail, it was difficult for this stock to continue to fall, so it basically bottomed out at this time. If the Bollinger Band BB is less than 0 and there are signs of deviation, then you must buy it immediately at this time, which is also the best time to bargain-hunting.
Second, the success rate is higher when the William indicator hits the bottom many times. Generally, in the middle of the stock market, the decline of the market will be maximized. At this time, the William indicator will also enter a medium-term adjustment state. If there have been many clicks at this time, it may have entered the mid-term adjustment stage. Since the adjustment has begun, I believe that the stock price will be adjusted back immediately.
Third, when the market enters the selling climax, the trading volume can expand to the bottom. Generally, some small and medium-sized investors will start selling when they see the stock price plummet, which will lead to the climax of selling. In the meantime, some bears have succeeded, so they will immediately start a callback. If investors can persist until this time, they can start bargain hunting.