It is most appropriate to buy a fund when its net value reaches the lowest point. Generally speaking, the fund will have a ups and downs, and it will not always rise or fall in the future. The best time to buy a fund is when the net value of the fund drops to a lowest point, and the best time to sell it is when the fund rises to the highest point. A lowest point and a highest point will have a great impact on our income. This way is to buy low and sell high, which is the way to get the maximum income.

that is to say, we need to buy when the average net value of a fund reaches a low point. Generally speaking, this increase of a fund is relatively good, so there are some predictions when it meets this low point. For example, if a fund rises for 3 or 4 points in a row or waits for it, it is bound to be a big callback. At this time, it is impossible to continue to rise, so it is necessary to wait for the fund to pull back before buying, so it is best to sell it when it rises. It's just that it's usually difficult for us to judge where this lowest point is. Maybe we thought this low point was already very low, but the next day it fell a lot, so all we can do at this time is to add positions. If we increase our positions, we can get more benefits.

Of course, full warehouse purchase is not recommended here. The first aspect of full warehouse purchase is that it is too risky and there is no follow-up capital supplement. In the second aspect, if you buy all positions, there will be no operation of adding positions. Then, if the fund falls later, there will be no funds to continue to add, which will affect our own income. Therefore, the best time to buy a fund is when the unit net value of this fund reaches the lowest point. Generally speaking, the unit net value will not reach the lowest point, but a staged low point. It is a very good time to buy at this staged low point. When this fund starts to rise, you can choose a time to sell it again. This cycle is the reason for the fund to make money.