The fund I have invested in has a yield of more than 20%-30%. Do you want to sell some now?

Hello, because different funds have different investment directions, or even great differences, the answer to selling directly is not very reliable.

Judgment thinking is more valuable. Give several common reasons for selling for your judgment:

First, see if you need urgent money and you must sell it;

Second, see if there are better investment opportunities and sell them under the balance;

Third, the original logic of your investment in this fund has changed.

Here I will focus on the meaning of article 3. For example, in the past, you bought an undervalued fund by valuation method and planned to wait until it was overvalued. If the fund is overvalued to 80% and triggers your selling conditions, you can sell it. Otherwise, you still have to hold it if it goes up.

For another example, you are optimistic about a fund manager, so you buy the active fund he manages. Now that the fund manager has changed, it also means that your reasons for buying are no longer valid, and you can also consider selling.

If these conditions are met, you can consider redemption according to your own needs; On the contrary, you might as well continue to hold it and earn long-term income.

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