The fund has gone up by 20%. Whether to choose to sell depends on your actual situation. If the fund goes up by 20%, you don't have to sell it. You need to look at the environment of the whole big market before you decide whether to sell it or not. No matter what kind of financial products are chosen, investors need to set an expected rate of return in their minds after determining the products they need to buy.

The fund has gone up by 20%. Is it really profitable?

Some people think that they have really made money when they see that their funds have increased by 20%. In fact, many small white novices will encounter such a situation. In the face of market turmoil, although the funds they hold are currently in a state of floating losses, they still choose to sell. Such an operation will make you lose money. In fact, the accumulated income of the fund in the redemption process is negative, and then it is bought, although the interest rate of holding income shown on the fund's books has exceeded 20%.

How to judge whether the fund should be sold?

If you want to judge whether the fund should be sold, you can see if there is a big difference between the fund and the original choice. If it exceeds the investor's expected standard, such as the fluctuation is particularly large or the decline has exceeded his own expectation, it can be sold. Or the fund itself has undergone some great changes. For example, the investment strategy of this stock may change greatly, so the risk needs to be considered. You can also consider your own profit target, but the specific profit target also needs to be considered according to your actual situation. If the market fluctuates greatly and reaches an irrational height, you can consider temporarily taking profit and leaving.

Finally, what Bian Xiao wants to say is that the market fluctuates and investment needs to be cautious. When buying and selling, it is necessary to operate according to an overall change in the market. Don't be blind, otherwise it will be easily cut by the market.