Funds may not necessarily rise back after falling. Historically, there are cases where funds fall and rise back, and there are also cases where funds fall and fail to rise, or even delist. Therefore, investors should consider the specific circumstances. Through analysis, investors can judge whether it can rise back from two aspects: market conditions and the management level of fund managers.

The first is the market situation: if the overall market picks up, the probability of the fund rising back is very high. Under normal circumstances, the performance of the fund is better than the overall market; secondly, the management level of the fund manager: level As long as the market does not continue to deteriorate, the funds of high-quality fund managers will rise back over time. Generally speaking, most funds can exceed the average level of the market.