If the fund is a high-quality target, then there is no need to cut the meat, and adding positions is a better operation mode. If the fund is not a high-quality target, then you can cut the meat, and the probability of the fund returning to the capital is not great.

There is no need to worry too much about the loss of high-quality funds. Adding positions is a better choice. Adding positions can reduce the cost of investors. The lower the cost, the better. The lower the cost, the less risk investors take, and the greater the probability of getting their money back or gaining profits in the future. If it is not a high-quality target, then you can cut the meat and replace it with other high-quality funds. After the high-quality fund is profitable, it can make up for the losses of investors.