Many investors, when investing in funds, know little about the funds, so they will be afraid to deduct money after losing money. Will the funds be deducted after the loss? What's the loss of buying foundation? The following small series will deduct money after the fund loses money. I hope you like it.
Will the fund be deducted if it loses money?
When the fund loses money, it will not deduct money. Because the fund has no leverage, it will not deduct money if it loses money. It's just that the fund is risky. In the case of bad market, there is the possibility of losing money. So be careful when buying funds.
It should be noted that different types of funds will have different risks and returns. The money fund is the least risky. If you can't bear greater risks, you can give priority. The money fund has low risk, stable income, low possibility of loss and good flexibility.
If you want to pursue higher returns, you can consider high-risk fund types, such as stock funds, hybrid funds and index funds. These are all good, with greater risks and higher returns, but when the market is bad, it may suffer heavy losses.
What is the loss of buying foundation?
Generally speaking, the degree of loss of a foundation has a certain relationship with the types of funds. Although not all funds have capital preservation and risks, some funds are less risky and have deposits in their investment direction, so the possibility of losses is very small.
For example, the main investment directions of money funds are cash, bank deposits with a maturity of less than 1 year (including 1 year), bond repurchases, central bank bills, interbank deposit certificates, bonds with a remaining maturity of less than 397 days (including 397 days), debt financing instruments of non-financial enterprises, asset-backed securities, etc. From the investment direction, we know that the money fund will not lose much.
Stock funds, hybrid funds, index funds, etc. They are all high-risk fund types, and there will be stocks in the investment direction. As we all know, the risk of stocks is very high, so this high-risk fund may lose money within one to two years in a bad market. So when buying, be cautious and know your ability to take risks. Generally, it will be better to buy with spare money, and there will be no loss.
Three operating skills can be referenced.
1. Bollinger Bands have a high success rate of continuously falling below the lower rail. When the bollinger band of the whole stock market continuously fell below the lower rail, it was difficult for this stock to continue to fall, so it basically bottomed out at this time. If the Bollinger Band BB is less than 0 and there are signs of deviation, then you must buy it immediately at this time, which is also the best time to bargain-hunting.
Second, the success rate is higher when the William indicator hits the bottom many times. Generally, in the middle of the stock market, the decline of the market will be maximized. At this time, the William indicator will also enter a medium-term adjustment state. If there have been many clicks at this time, it may have entered the mid-term adjustment stage. Since the adjustment has begun, I believe that the stock price will be adjusted back immediately.
Third, when the market enters the selling climax, the trading volume can expand to the bottom. Generally, some small and medium-sized investors will start selling when they see the stock price plummet, which will lead to the climax of selling. In the meantime, some bears have succeeded, so they will immediately start a callback. If investors can persist until this time, they can start bargain hunting.