1. Why do some people sell when they see the fund go up? Fund is a very popular financial product at present, but many people buy it and sell it when they see it rising. Why? I think there are several main reasons. First of all, some people buy funds to make money, so they don't think about what they hold for a long time. When they see the rise, they sell it directly, and the money will be practical in their own hands. Some newcomers don't even know that the fund that has just been sold out has a one-week redemption period. After buying it today, they saw that it rose by two points in two days and sold it directly. Boy, this operation not only didn't make money, but also lost a handling fee.
The second reason is that some people panic when they leave the fund in their hands for a long time and start to worry, so they sell it immediately when they see that the fund has gone up to prevent mental torture. When I first bought the fund, I sold it at a low price. When I felt that it had gone up by 10, I sold it directly, killing the risk in the cradle.
2. How to buy a fund? Buying funds also needs to seize the opportunity. If we are optimistic about a fund, and it has been on the rise, then we can slowly add positions. If it falls suddenly, we won't lose too much. If it continues to rise, we will start slowly and make a profit every day. On the contrary, if you see that a fund you are optimistic about has fallen, you can invest more, but don't invest all your money because of you.
Summary: If you want to open a fund, don't be blind. It's best to have someone around to get familiar with it. Remember, investment is risky and you need to be cautious when entering the market. Don't blindly buy funds based on your feelings and experience.