The A-share market is good, and the fund's rise should be lightening the position.

1. This year should be a volatile market with no big chance. If there is a big rise, it is necessary to lighten up the position appropriately;

2. Buying when falling, selling when rising, and increasing or decreasing positions are all obvious chasing up and killing down;

Don't expect too much from the fund. After rising, come out first, and funds can best control risks.

With the rapid development of China's economy, our capital market has attracted many people's attention. In recent two years, China stock market has performed very well, attracting more and more investors, and funds have become the target of many people's choice. The A-share market is good, and the fund's rise should be lightening the position. Because this year should be a volatile market, there is not much chance. If it rises sharply, you should lighten up your position appropriately. Many people don't have a good investment idea. When it falls, it is an opportunity to buy, and when it rises, it is an opportunity to sell. Many people chase up and down, and the trading concept is wrong, so the rise will begin to slowly lock in profits; Don't expect too much from the fund. After the rise, reduce the position first, and the cash in hand can better control the risk.

First of all, this year should be a volatile market. If there is little chance of a big rise, lighten up the position appropriately.

The most important thing in investing is to see the general direction clearly. This year is basically a volatile market, and there is no big opportunity. A-share surge is an opportunity to lighten the position, which will be low-sucking, thus maximizing profits.

Second, it is a wrong investment concept to increase positions and lighten positions.

Many investors don't have correct investment ideas. They always kill people when stocks go up, sell them when they panic and fall, and always lose money when they make stocks. Obviously, if the funds go up, they will increase their positions, and if the funds go down, they will reduce their positions. This is the behavior of chasing up and killing down. So they will sell some funds when they rise.

Third, for funds, don't expect too much and then lighten up.

Many people have very high requirements for funds. The fund is actually a long-term investment process, which has a lot to do with the whole investment environment. After the fund goes up, you can lock in the profit first, then reduce the position and then fall, and then buy, which is more efficient.