Take profit, also known as take profit, take profit and so on. It's easy to understand, that is, stop when you reach your goal. It's simple. However, some novices said that they don't know what the fund's profit-taking period means, so let's take a look at the method of profit-taking!
What does the fund's interest period mean?
Fund take profit refers to selling the fund when it reaches the expected income, and selling it when it is profitable, which is the guarantee of the principal security and the absolute control of the income.
Take-profit method: 1, the expected return takes a profit, and investors can directly set an expected return target, such as 20% of the expected return. When the fund income reaches 20%, investors can sell it in whole or in part;
2. Compared with the index, investors can pay attention to the index related to holding funds. The index is often the most intuitive to the market trend. When the index is in the upward channel, investors can continue to hold it. When the index is in the downtrend channel, investors can stop losses in time.
This should be done.
Fund type: In general, the take profit point of active funds is 20%, and the stop loss point is negative15%; The take profit point of the stable fund is 15% and the stop loss point is negative10%; The take profit point of conservative funds is 10%, and the stop loss point is negative 5%. The range of stop loss point is smaller than the take profit point, because it can brake in time to make a profit.
Investors' risk tolerance: For conservative investors, it is suggested that when they earn 10%, they should wait and see, and when they lose 5%, they should leave first. For radical investors, the break-even point can be increased by 10%, but once it arrives, it must appear in time.
Business cycle: if the market prospect is good, you can increase the profit and loss point on the original basis; If the market prospect is not good, the profit and loss point should be set small; The market price fluctuates, so you need to wait patiently.
What are the general methods?
Stop loss refers to the loss of stock traders in their own investment, or when the risk in the foreign exchange market increases, the trader's behavior of cutting positions is called stop loss, and the purpose of stop loss is to control the loss of investment in the minimum range.
When the loss reaches a certain proportion, such as when the decline reaches the planned proportion, the liquidation operation is carried out. This specific proportion setting needs to be determined according to the specific situation of the market and its own affordability. Plan the specific stop loss point of the transaction before the transaction, and immediately close the position when the exchange rate reaches the specified point during the transaction.
When the stock risk of the exchange rate reaches a certain level, no matter where the exchange rate is and what the current market is, it will stop unconditionally.