The purchase of funds has always been a hot topic. After all, anyone who buys a fund at a low price is sure to make a profit. In this issue, Bian Xiao compiled a list of how funds buy on dips. I hope you like it.

How do funds buy on dips?

Compared with stocks, funds are less risky and less profitable, but their investment strategies are similar. The skills of buying funds on dips are as follows:

1. Control positions, allocate purchases every time they fall, and reduce the cost of positions by increasing the share of positions.

2. Choose a suitable buying position according to the trend of the fund's net value. For example, when the net value of the fund falls to the previous low level and rebounds upwards, you can consider buying in moderation.

3. Select the appropriate buying position in combination with the underlying situation of the fund. For example, the fund mainly invests in a stock, and the stock is on the rise. At this time, investors can bargain-hunting.

In addition, investors can also buy some funds on dips according to the trend of the stock market. At the end of the market decline, investors can invest in some funds with strong correlation with the market and wait for the market to rise to gain income.

Skills of buying funds on dips

Fund bargain-hunting refers to buying when the fund falls on the same day, and judging whether the fund rises or falls can be judged from the market index, fund valuation and the trend of the underlying stocks of the fund target index. First, you can track the index or valuation for a period of time. If they all rise and fall together, it means that the underlying stock has not changed much. At this time, you can do this:

1. Judge the trend of fund theme. If the trend of the theme of the day falls, you can place an order before three o'clock that day to complete the low suction.

2. You can't buy it all at once when you suck low. You should keep the available funds. Assuming that you buy on dips the same day and continue to fall the next day, you can dilute the cost by buying again.

3. After buying on dips, when the market outlook rises, investors can sell arbitrage if they buy ETF funds in the market and wait for the market outlook to adjust again. If you buy an OTC fund, it is not recommended to redeem it, because it takes a long time to redeem the account and the redemption fee is high. It is recommended to hold it for a long time after low inhalation.

The benefits of buying funds on dips

Funds can buy on dips and buy at low levels. There is less room for the fund to continue to fall in the later period, and the risks borne by investors are relatively small. At the same time, investors can buy on dips, increase the position share and reduce the position cost.

Fund bargain-hunting skills are as follows:

1, control the position, buy in batches every time it falls, and reduce the position cost by increasing the share.

2. Choose a suitable buying position according to the trend of the fund's net value. For example, when the net value of the fund falls to the previous low level and rebounds upwards, you can consider buying in moderation.

3. Select the appropriate buying position in combination with the underlying situation of the fund. For example, the fund mainly invests in a stock, and the stock is on the rise. At this time, investors can bargain-hunting.

In addition, investors can also buy some funds on dips according to the trend of the stock market. At the end of the market decline, investors can invest in some funds with strong correlation with the market and wait for the market to rise to gain income.