Should I cover a fund that has fallen by 5 today?

Do you want to make up for the loss of 5%**? You can lose 5% in a day, you should really think about whether he is only losing in one day, or whether it has always been this trend, if he has risen well before, today it is suddenly **. Because **** ushered in a small adjustment, and then added some unexpected factors, it led to the display on the **above** reached 5%, and you can add it if you think there are prospects in the future.

I bought a new energy a while ago, and the net value of the new issuance was about 1 piece 5, so I was full of expectations after buying, but after buying and confirming the share, the first and second days continued to decline, down 3% per day, and I was hesitant to continue to increase my position, because I was very optimistic about new energy, and felt that new energy would definitely develop in the long run, and I was ready to hold it for a long time. But the trend of it** is too obvious, hesitated, and then from the 3rd day**all the way**, every day**3% 4%, for several days in a row. <>

The opportunity is fleeting, let's just say that, **whether to add or not to increase the position of this matter can not be given to you by others to give you a certain understanding, because you don't know which industry you are buying**. If you buy this**5%, it is definitely not a currency**ah, and it is impossible for the currency and debt **to drop so much, it must be a mixture of partial equity**. Which industry does it prefer?

Whether this industry has future development prospects, or whether it is relatively low now and for a long time in the future, this is what determines whether to increase the position. <>

If you are very optimistic about the industry, then you should add when you should add, don't always hesitate, just like you missed this good opportunity a few days ago, because the two days ** reached about 6%. At that time, if you can decisively start before 3 p.m. on the same day, then the income has been firmly maintained at about 10 points.

Hold**just** 5 points, it is not recommended that you increase your position now. Because this **amplitude is not very large, once the **continue** after the increase in positions at this time, then it will be quite added at a high level.

No, because this is likely to lead to economic losses, and it is likely that even the principal and interest will be lost, and there is no need to make up the position at this time.

It shouldn't, because it has fallen today, which means that there will be a trend in the next few days, and there will be a loss in **.

In fact, I don't think you should make a margin call, you can wait another day, and then look at the overall **, and then decide whether to make a margin call.

No, at present, A-shares are in adjustment, and there is no hope for ****, so don't invest blindly.

This depends on the specific situation of your ** to analyze, if it has a relatively high growth potential, it can be replenished.

Margin replenishment can be made up by re-investing 400. If you are ready to invest in a net worth of 1 yuan, you buy 100 shares for the first time, **start**, fall by 10%, and there has been no ** in the middle. Method 1:

**For every 5% drop in the margin call, the share of each margin call is equal. The first investment of the principal is 100 yuan, and the market value is 100. The second investment principal is 95, the total investment amount is 195, the market value is 200*95=190, and the loss is lost.

The third investment principal is 90, the total investment amount is 285, market value, loss. Method 2: **Make a margin call for every 5% drop, and the amount of each margin call is equal.

The first investment of the principal is 100 yuan, and the market value is 100. The second investment of the principal is 100, the total investment is 200, the market value, the loss. The third investment principal is 100, the total investment amount is 300, market value, loss.

From the above data, it can be seen that when the **** is the best, you can take the lead in making a profit by increasing investment. The ** of margin call must belong to two types: 1. The short-term technical indicators are fully adjusted in place, such as KDJ, which completely bottoms out and forms an effective reversal technical pattern, which is a good time for short funds to eat back or cover positions one after another.

2. The operation rhythm of the dealer is obvious, and the medium and long-term trend remains intact. **Although the overall trend is not good, however, many of the two cities are still maintained in a relatively healthy rising channel, and the decline will be stopped when adjusted to the position of the annual line, and any patient and careful investor can easily copy the bottom of the band in the annual line. Once you enter the area around the previous high, sell firmly, and wait patiently for the stock price to fall back the rest of the time.

Generally speaking, when the stock price bottoms out, the stock price will quickly rise or even rise due to the strong intervention of the funds, because the ** is in an uncertain period, the desire to realize the profit of the funds is very strong, and in the subsequent time, it will inevitably be suppressed by the profit disk, investors can be out of the stock price when the stock price is blocked and there is a technical adjustment, and wait patiently for the adjustment to end and then eat back on the dip, sell high and buy low, and do swings back and forth.

Extended information: Generally speaking, when the stock price bottoms out, the stock price will quickly rise or even rise due to the strong intervention of the capital, because the ** is in an uncertain period, the desire to realize the profit of the funds is very strong, and in the subsequent time, it will inevitably be suppressed by the profit disk, investors can be out of the stock price when it is blocked and there is a technical adjustment, and wait patiently for the adjustment to be over and then eat back on the dip, sell high and buy low, and do swings back and forth.

Generally speaking, **or**if the angle is more than 70 degrees straight**, there will be a large technical adjustment and take-back pressure due to excessive energy consumption of the parties, investors can consider selling the same number of chips as the number of margin calls in the process of the stock price rise T+0 once. If it is determined that ** will continue, this approach will not be necessary.

Generally, it is not recommended to make a margin call within 5%.

It depends on what kind of product it is, as well as the current valuation.

For volatile **, it is normal to rise and fall within 30%.

For ** with a relatively high valuation, it is recommended to wait until it falls to the undervalued area before making up for it.

Whether to cover the position depends on the technical trend, whether it is at the head of the adjustment, or on the way up, it is recommended to stop loss and leave the market.

Don't blindly cover positions, you have to carefully look at what is the general trend of the next fluctuations? Whether it is currently at a high level, it is not when it falls to make up for the position can be earned, and some ** is not good, it has been declining and is at a high level. You'll have to cover your position carefully.

Sometimes you need to cut the meat to stop the loss, so you don't buy it when it falls, but also pay attention to the timing. Five percent of 8000 is 400 pieces. In fact, more is not more, less is not less.

Generally speaking, if the loss is close to 10%, it is recommended to make up the position near 10%, if the 5% is called, the price difference is not large, the transaction fee is high, and it is of little significance.

I made my own margin call calculator didn't calculate the handling fee, why don't I send you a link?

Generally, it is made up when the ** fallsIn fact, the significance of margin replenishment is not necessarily to recover our own costs, the most important thing is to lower our costs, that is, to reduce the cost of holding positions, so that the losses will not be too serious in the later stage.

It is a project that requires long-term learning and long-term holding, and it is not by relying on the enthusiasm at the beginning that blindly invests their money in it, and the income is also affected by the market environment. Usually you should learn more about the basic knowledge of **, learn to look at the trend chart, understand what type of ** you invest in**, what is the project behind the basic investment, whether it is liquor, or **.

To buy, you must have a good attitude and be able to accept the benefits brought by **, can also accept **brought**. To buy, it is correct to follow the principle of "buy low and sell high", that is to say, when it falls, you can buy more shares, also known as timely replenishment, and then when you are in the first place, you can sell some shares appropriately, and then you can earn a little profit.

When you make a purchase again, you should also know clearly, the ** you purchased, when redeeming in the future, how much service fee is needed, redemption fee, these small ledgers, must be calculated clearly. Don't look at just a few small money, but you must also know what to do, the so-called financial management, is to use every penny to the extreme, use money to make money, do not waste every penny, and achieve the best value.

After you have bought **, you should set a profit point for yourself, when the highest point rises to what, you should sell, you can't be greedy, you must learn to sell the corresponding share in a timely manner, so as to maximize your interests, which is also a method and strategy for holding ** for a long time. If you want to make short-term profits, you can consider buying a type that does not have a handling fee in the early stage, and there is no handling fee or a relatively low handling fee when selling in the later stage.

**Replenishment time should be between 2:50 and 2:59 in the afternoon every day, because the transaction before three o'clock is calculated according to the net value of the day, and the end of the market can know the rise and fall of the day by looking at the net value estimate, and you can increase the position on the same day.

I think it's best to cover your position in the afternoon, as there is plenty of time for you to operate during this time period.

Even when it is cheaper, if you make up the position when it is cheaper, you need to invest less money. And the financial burden is also relatively small.

Personally, I think you can think about it again, because you need to choose the timing.

For many ** products, 5 points is actually just a relatively small fluctuation. If it has fallen by more than 10% at this time, you need to consider covering your position at this time. Covering positions is an effective way to reduce the cost of holding a position, but you also need to consider how many bullets you have, and you must not empty the bullets in advance, otherwise the ** after you will have nothing to do with you, and you will only be forced to wait.

First, first of all, you need to analyze your own ** product.

Second, you need to have a certain management of your own **.

3. You need to have a certain investment strategy.

In fact, it is necessary to make a margin call, because it is likely to rise in the future. So we should still look at the market.

Do not cover your position. Because the situation is still unclear, if you rush to cover the position, you may lose money, so do not make up the position.

You need to make up the position, because at present, these ** have fallen in price, and you should go to break even, and then go to make up the position.

In this case, there is no need to cover the position, and you must observe the development trend and never invest casually.

It is best not to cover the position, because it has fallen more today, and if you cover the position, it is very likely to increase your losses.

Generally speaking, investors' ability to bear risks is not the same, trading habits are different, so there will be a difference in the replenishment of positions, generally speaking, in the loss of about 5%, you can consider adding positions, you can use the method of adding positions in batches.

For example: an investor buys a certain **type**, the ** fell by 5%, the investor increased the position once, and then **fell by 5%, and then the investor was more optimistic about this **, so he increased the position for the second time, and stopped adding the position when **started**.

If you find that the ** has fallen sharply, in this case, do you plan to stop the loss and cut the meat, or will you continue to cover the position to reduce the cost of holding the position? If it were my personal operation, I would consider continuing to cover the position to reduce costs. Because I myself have done this many times, and in the end it turns out that the chances of winning are still relatively high.

Why do you choose to make margin calls?

Many people don't understand, **all**so much, so they are still standing still, they don't know how to cut meat and stop loss, or they don't know how to switch to others**? Because what I buy is basically the index, and I choose the index of the sunrise industry, this kind of ** has nothing to do with the manager's management ability, but just follows it. Therefore, there is still a great chance of a reversal in the later stage, so I will continue to cover the position at this time, which can reduce the cost of holding the position.

There are very few **** that can't get up.

Why am I so confident in my operation? Mainly looking at the trend changes over the years, there are basically very few **yes and no longer opportunities**. So, what we need to do is to wait for a good time and completely turn the tables around.

Therefore, in this waiting process, the only thing we have to do is to continue to cover the position and continue to reduce the cost. Of course, there are also skills in replenishing positions, not so that you can throw all your money into it at once, but adjust it step by step according to market changes. If it fills up all of a sudden, then your costs will become high.

Non-index** margin calls should be made with caution.

If you are not buying an index**, but some mini**, you have to be cautious about whether you want to cover your position at this time. Because some** is really likely to happen** very fast, and once you don't run fast enough, you will really end up falling badly. When the ** has not risen, if it is liquidated, then your loss will be large.

Therefore, whether to make up the margin is decided according to the specific ** you have purchased, and it cannot be generalized or one-size-fits-all.