Is the fund falling to increase or decrease its position?
In practice, whether a fund increases or decreases its position cannot be generalized, and it should be judged according to the actual situation, as follows:
1 First of all, it depends on whether the market is high or low. Investors can judge the overall valuation of the market or read the research reports of some brokers. Generally speaking, if the market rises more, it will fall, and if it falls in place, it will rise. This is the eternal law.
If the market as a whole is expensive, then the decline may be a signal. At this time, you'd better lighten your position and don't be carried away by profits. Maintaining profits is the first priority. On the other hand, if the market is cheap, you need to look at the fund products you hold.
For example, although the market is not expensive, the performance of fund products is at the bottom of the same type of products, and it is not easy to make up the position, but if it is an excellent fund, you can consider making up the position.
Even if you want to make up the position, don't make up the position at one time. It is better to divide it into 10 or 20, and set it in advance. For example, make up for every 5% drop, so as to ensure that you have enough chips in your hand to pick up bargains.
In a word, whether the fund adds positions or covers positions is a financial management skill for investors to cope with the price fluctuation of wealth management products. There are many factors to consider, but for ordinary investors, the core is to choose high-quality wealth management products, so as to ensure the income.