Principles and techniques for funds to do t

When a fund does t, the most important principle is short-term fast in and fast out, so that the fund’s short-term fast in and fast out can be used Obtain related benefits. The main reason why short-term operations require fast in and fast out is that in the current fund market, if the fund is redeemed after less than 7 days of holding, investors will be charged a punitive handling fee of 1.5%. Therefore, when conducting fund transactions, in order to avoid high redemption rates, the fund will be subject to a certain time limit. In this case, since the fund is purchased in batches and time, it is not possible to buy all the funds at once. All the funds were spent, and when redeeming take-profit and stop-loss, they were also redeemed in batches and in layers. When selling, they also followed the first-in, first-out principle.

One of the tricks for funds to do t is to pay attention to the fund holding time and the stepped redemption rate. Or when the fund's return rate is much greater than the redemption rate, you can directly Do t for the funds you hold.

In addition, the timing of the fund's T-T is also very important. Doing T-T during floating losses is equivalent to buying the fund when the net worth is low, so that the cost of buying the fund when the net worth is high can be evenly shared, and then When the net worth is higher, sell the shares of the fund that you bought first. In this case, you can stop the loss; the main purpose of doing t when making a profit is to control the fund's position, so as to achieve the purpose of stopping the profit.

In general, what funds do is buy low, sell high, sell high, and buy low. The above is an introduction to the principles and techniques of fund management. I hope it will be helpful.