Closed-end funds are generally not redeemable or bought during the closed period. The fund cycle of the year before the closure is relatively long. What about the fund loss 15% in the closed period of one year? The loss brought by the following small series to the fund is 15%. Do you want to redeem it? I hope you like it.

The fund closed for one year and lost money.

One-year loss of fund closure 15%. It is necessary to judge whether the fund has fallen to a low level at this time and whether it is possible to continue to fall. If it has fallen to a low level, there is no reason for the fund itself. It may be because the market is not good and most funds are falling. If investors are optimistic about this fund and feel that there is still the possibility of rising, they can continue to hold it and not redeem it.

However, if the reason for the decline of the fund is improper operation of the fund manager or problems with the investment direction, then redemption can be considered. If the fund has risen relatively high before, dropped by 15% or is still at a high level, and there is still a downward trend, then redemption can also be considered.

The fund closed for one year and lost money.

However, it should be noted that closed-end funds cannot be redeemed during the closed period, that is to say, if they want to be redeemed, they can only wait for redemption or opening. Because the situation of each fund is different, when analyzing the fund, everyone should make a concrete analysis according to the situation of the fund they bought, and then think about whether to hold this fund from multiple angles.

In addition, closed-end funds are risky, and the term of closed-end funds is relatively long. If you continue to hold them, you should think carefully, because closed-end funds cannot be redeemed and their liquidity is not very good.

Two techniques that investors can refer to.

First, don't be superstitious about shrinkage at the bottom. The real bottom is not judged by whether shrinkage is the standard. If you have energy for six consecutive days, you can do more, and you can enlarge it for three consecutive days to judge whether it is the bottom. The sky-high price will be completed in three days, and the land price will be completed in one hundred days. The formation of the bottom is an oscillation that needs to rebound, which is very painful. Don't grab the rebound of the V-shaped bottom.

Second, the confirmation at the bottom requires technical judgment. If it is a stock that oscillates below 20, it is not the bottom component. Morphologically, the bottom will gradually raise the bottom. Both KDJ and RSI indicators are long, with moderate volume at the bottom and long positions in a week. Tips: Don't expect bargain-hunting to be copied at the lowest point, so as not to get stuck again in the next round of decline.