Fund profit taking is a common operation mode in the fund market, and it is also set up to better control losses. Most fund investors will set a profit target for themselves and sell once they reach the target, which can greatly reduce the risk. So how does the fund make a profit? How to operate reasonably?

How to operate the fund to take profits?

Fund investors can stop profit by setting a stop profit point. Investors can book an expected expected return or take profit when the net value of the fund falls from the highest point to a certain value. In most cases, the easiest way to make a profit is to sell in batches. If the fund has been rising, you can sell the funds you hold one after another and get the real income back.

It should be noted that the profit points of different industries may be different. Science and technology have ups and downs, and this profit-taking point can be set higher. Liquor and medical care are relatively stable, and the set goals are lower than technology. Moreover, the fund take profit can be sold in full, or it can be sold in part first, mainly depending on the investors' own ideas.