Now there is a saying in the fund market that "if you don't sell, you won't lose money", so many investors will stick to it after losing money. So can the fund return the principal after the loss? Let's take a look.

Can the fund return its principal if it loses money?

It is possible to recover the loss of the fund, and it is necessary to judge according to the investment direction of the fund and choose a better fund purchase. Under normal circumstances, in the case of fund losses, if investors stick to their positions, there is a certain chance to return to their capital. Because in fund investment, there are two changes in funds: ups and downs. Usually, if the fund changes repeatedly, you need to stop immediately, after all, the risk is still great.

Although there is a possibility of recovering the capital after the fund loses money, this possibility is very small. Investors need their own tolerance to judge the timing. Under normal circumstances, after the fund loses money, it needs to make up for the loss. When choosing a fund, investors need to judge according to the market situation and investment direction. They should try their best to choose the industry funds that are popular in the former market to invest, which will reduce the investment risk.

When choosing a new fund, investors need to choose according to the specific investment direction of the funds raised by the fund, usually like those large-scale fund investment industries with more potential.