Why do you say that the fund should start to lighten up before and after the Spring Festival?

This statement is not accurate. The Spring Festival is just a holiday, and the holiday time is similar to the National Day. It doesn't affect whether the fund is held or not. Whether to reduce your holdings depends on your own income and investment ideas.

Investment funds should be prepared for long-term holding, buy their favorite industries and tracks, be firm, and don't look at the fund's income every day. Winning or losing is not a foregone conclusion.

I don't want to lighten up. I think this is an opportunity. I will continue to watch. Why? Let me tell you my opinion:

First of all, the real estate market is depressed recently, and it is difficult to put money in the bank to run through inflation. Money will enter the stock market and fund market. The recent increasing scale of new funds is enough to prove this development trend. However, investment needs to be cautious, and it is necessary to use money that has not been used for at least half a year to gain income. Don't be impulsive. Everyone who wants to see good luck in the Year of the Ox can make a lot of money!

This is a false proposition in itself. Whether the fund increases or decreases its position depends on your attitude towards the market. Optimism means being bullish, adding positions and making more money. A negative attitude depends on the falling market. If you don't lighten up, you will lose money. As for the market trend before and after the Spring Festival, no one can accurately judge.