Lesson 3: How should a novice buy a fund?

1, try not to chase hot spots when buying, because hot spots are generally very high, at a high level, and may fall after continuous rise. If you buy at the highest point, you are more likely to lose money.

2. When buying, don't make up the position when falling. When the net value falls below 5% of the cost price of the position, you can choose to invest in the fund. When the net value of the fund falls below 5%, invest 5% every week. When the net fund value falls below 10%, the weekly fixed investment principal is10%; When the net fund value falls below 15%, the weekly fixed investment principal is 15%. It is worth noting that you should choose a fund with good prospects, otherwise it will waste time and money.

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How to choose a fund?

1. Choose a fund according to your risk tolerance. There are many types of funds, including big risks and small risks. If you can't take big risks, then choose small risks.

2. Choose the timing of fund investment. If the past performance of the fund has been good, when the market is not good and a certain sector plummets, you can buy at a low level, wait for the opportunity to rise or sell the fund after a big rise to make money.