How many funds have I bought, do you have a way to make money? Thank you

If you buy ** for long-term investment, it is recommended to choose a non-index **** (all of the above except Yinhua 100) regular investment to spread the cost, and you can get a more stable return on investment in the long run.

If you are in pursuit of maximum returns and do not want to, you can consider various types of **, including index**, and be optimistic about the trend at one time**, and redeem it when it peaks. However, in fact, if the ability to escape the top is sufficient, it may be more suitable to buy **, and the risk is greater, but the transaction cost is small and the benefit is much greater. If the principal is large enough, medium operation can also be considered.

These ** have performed better in recent times with the Harvest theme.

In the long run, you will make money, and the key is whether you will run away when you reach the peak.

Harvest theme and harvest growth is good.

The highest level of investing is forgetting.

**Investing in the long term is gold.

To buy ** is to hand over the money to the **company, **manager to invest your money, such as ****, rather than let him take your money to **, it is better to speculate yourself, no matter whether you lose or earn, I believe that you will gain a lot in **. Buy** is the same as **, depending on whether you are long-term or short-term, whether it is stable or amplitude, no matter which one you have to invest according to your own risk tolerance or preferences, good luck.

You can look at a useful indicator called Maximum Drawdown, what does it mean exactly? It is the amount of net value falling from the highest point to the lowest point in a certain period of time.

It sounds a bit complicated, let's take Xiao Ming's example again, and it will be easy to understand.

For example, Xiao Ming's math test score this semester has a maximum score of 100 points and a minimum score of 60 points, and the other scores are in between.

Then his test score this semester can be calculated as a percentage of his maximum drawdown, and the range of his highest score falling back to the lowest score is about 40%.

In terms of buying, the maximum drawdown refers to how much of the decline will be in extreme cases after you**one**.

It is important to note that the maximum drawdown is not your actual loss, but the worst possible situation that you may encounter if you hold one for a long time.

Although it is historical data, the smaller the maximum drawdown, the more it tests the manager's ability to manage the drawdown.

The small size of the maximum drawdown also means that your losses are also smaller. Just like in the bear market, many ** on the market have fallen by more than 50%, and the maximum drawdown of the ** you buy is 20%, and losing less is "making more", and your experience will of course be much better.

In addition, it should be noted that there is no absolute range for the maximum drawdown, and it is generally compared between the same type of **.

For example, compared with **** and ****, if the income of two **votes** is the same, it depends on whose drawdown is smaller, and the experience with a small drawdown will be better.

Thinking about it from another angle, under the same market performance, the clearer the retracement, the more resistant it is, so even if it encounters an extreme situation, the time it takes to leave the floating loss and return to positive returns will be shorter.

If you fancy an active **, its maximum drawdown is smaller than that of its peers**, and its returns can outperform the performance benchmark, then the holding experience is relatively better.

Well, when others recommend ** to you in the future, you can also take a look at this indicator to avoid being too impulsive. If you have other ** investment questions, you can come to my *** [Jian Qi Reading Cai] to find answers. Click on my avatar to follow me, it will be more convenient to find me next time