1. Considering the investment objectives of the Fund,
If investors invest in index funds, because the market is in a bear market and the index continues to fall, investors can hold them for a long time. In the case of sufficient funds, investors can buy, increase their holdings and share the costs in batches during the decline period, waiting for the market to enter a bull market, driving index funds to rise, thus obtaining expected returns.
If the performance of the fund purchased by investors and the stocks with heavy positions are all losses, resulting in the trend of individual stocks continuing to decline, investors can sell the fund and choose other new funds.
2. Consider the management ability of the fund manager.
Investors can consider whether the fund can be held for a long time from the management ability of the fund manager. For example, from the perspective of funds managed by fund managers in history, investors can hold the funds for a long time if the managers are capable and the managed funds can obtain good expected returns. On the contrary, if the fund manager's management ability is poor and all the funds managed in history have losses to varying degrees, the fund is not suitable for long-term holding.
3. Historical performance of the Fund
The historical performance of the fund has a certain influence on the later trend of the fund. If the historical performance of the fund is good, it may promote the steady upward trend of the fund's net value, which is more suitable for long-term holding. For those funds with poor historical performance, the net value of the fund may fall in the future, which is not suitable for long-term holding.
Investment is risky, so be cautious when entering the market.