Whether the fund increases its position before the discount or after the discount increases

Before three o'clock. If you add a position after 3 o'clock, the net value of ** is calculated according to the next day, and you can't be sure whether it will go up or down the next day.

If the purchase is made before 15 o'clock on the **trading day, it will be confirmed by the **net value announced by the company after the **day of the day**. If you buy after 15:00 on the trading day, the net value announced by the company will be confirmed after the next trading day. It is uncertain whether the next trading day will rise or fall.

If you're going to invest for two or three years, add to your position. If the Shanghai Composite Index exceeds 2,500 points, don't increase your position.

At present, ** is the rhythm of the bull market, and the funds that increase the position are of course to continue to hold, waiting for ****.

Every ** adjustment is a good time to increase positions.

How to deal with additional funds:

Increasing the position is to increase the amount of money invested in the symbol, usually when the ** is in an upward state, or when the market maker intervenes, or when the trend of the pattern reverses. Increasing and reducing positions is a pair of contradictions, and many people only know that they only know how to increase their positions but do not know how to reduce their positions, which is harmful and unhelpful.

I bought all the money I was going to buy **, and I bought it, which is called a full warehouse. Half the price of buying it is called half a lun, or 50%**. On the basis of buying a part of ** [with a certain position] and buying part of it**, it is called adding a position, or making up a position, redeeming a part of **, it is called reducing a position, and redeeming all of it is called a clearance, or a short position.

Opening a position: refers to the start of buying**.

The reason why regular investment is suitable for most investors is precisely because it is simple, does not need to choose the time, saves worry and effort, and can also iron out market fluctuations and reduce the risk of holding positions. Many times, we take the dip to increase our positions, in fact, we feel that we have taken advantage of it psychologically.

For investors who want to increase their positions when they fall, they can combine "regular investment" and "increase positions when they fall", and adopt the method of "ordinary regular investment + rapid deviation and increased investment". That is, at the same time of ordinary regular investment, only when the net value of ** deviates sharply from the average cost (that is, "regular investment floating loss"), the increase will be made, that is, when the big fall will be increased. This method makes up for the defect of only increasing positions when it falls, and it can also make a lot of profits in ****.

It's not good to generalize, chasing up is sometimes right and sometimes wrong, but it is still necessary to specifically analyze whether the theme of this ** has continued upward support.

It can't be redeemed, and it can't be changed after adding a position.

When making a position increase or redemption judgment, if it is a short-term investment, involving the issue of timing, using the index ** to choose the time, some active management**, especially the long-term better **, often outweighs the loss. If it is relying on long-term value-added, screen some quality** long-term holding.

The first thing to do is to judge the market and see if the key support points can be held. Secondly, it depends on the variety of ** configuration. Third, it depends on your own risk tolerance.

From my eight years of investment experience, it is more suitable for long-term regular investment, and I hold regular investment for a long time, and it is not difficult to achieve 100% returns! To choose regular investment, you must first understand that there are several types of open-ended types: currency, bond, principal-guaranteed and open-ended. Currency**No subscription and redemption fee, the income is equivalent to a half-year to one-year deposit, which can be redeemed at any time without losing money.

The subscription and redemption fees of the bond type ** are relatively low, and the income is generally greater than that of the currency type, but there is also a risk of loss, and the loss will not be very large. **type** subscription and redemption fees are the highest, **assets are**, ** when ** there is a risk of loss, but if ****, there is a profit. Through long-term investment, the average annual return of ** type ** is around 18% 20%, and the average annual return of bond type ** is 7% 10%.

Another point is that regular fixed investment has similar characteristics of long-term savings, which can accumulate a lot, evenly share the investment cost, and reduce the overall risk. It has the function of automatically increasing the weight on dips and reducing the size on highs, no matter how the market changes, you can always get a relatively low average cost, so regular fixed investment can smooth out the peaks and troughs of net worth and eliminate market volatility. As long as there is an overall growth in the selection, investors will get a relatively average return, and they no longer have to worry about the timing of entering the market.

**Originally, it was the best choice for long-term gains. If it is a regular investment method, it can also smooth out the loss of income caused by short-term fluctuations, since it is the pursuit of long-term returns, you can choose the variety with the highest target return, index**. The index originally selected the target, the blue chip stocks and high-quality stocks in the industry with model representative significance, and avoided the risk of ** because it has a certain number of models.

And the impact of economic cycles on individual industries is avoided. Since it is a long-term fixed investment, it takes time to digest the inevitable high-risk characteristics of high-yield varieties.

It is advisable to choose products from high-quality ** companies. For example, ChinaAMC, E Fund, Southern, Harvest, etc., it is recommended to use CSI 300 and small-cap indexes for the index. You can open an account through the company, let the professional investment manager serve you, and some index varieties are free of handling fees through the company, which reduces your investment costs.

There is no need to disperse regular investment, use time compound interest to make money for you, and concentrate on one or two **. **Regular investment should choose the back-end charging model, and the dividend method can be reinvested!

Increasing positions refers to the behavior of continuing to add ** in the process of falling or rising because of continuous optimism about a certain **.

Reducing positions refers to selling part of the holdings of **, which is an operation that is uncertain about the market outlook, and taking part of the profits in the pocket.

Adding positions is usually a pyramid method, taking long as an example, at the bottom of the **part, for example, 80 hands, and so on to a certain position, then **60 hands, with **, then **40 hands, and so on.

Reducing positions should be combined with their own anti-risk ability, and Global Jinhui Network pointed out that the reduction must be carried out under the premise that the fundamentals of the company have changed, the historical performance of the company has continued to be poor, and the loss of the company has exceeded the investor's ability to resist risks.

Your question may be ambiguous:

Is it an investment in the market or an investment in the holder?

If it's the former, ask ** investment in the market:

Increasing positions refers to the increase in the amount of investment objects (bonds, currencies) that are already held;

Position reduction refers to the sale of a part of the investment object (**, bonds, currencies) that it has already held;

If it's the latter, ask the holder about the investment:

Adding a position means that the holder continues to hold the position;

Deleveraging refers to the sale of part of the holdings already held by the holder.

If you have bought 10,000 **, and then buy on this basis is called adding positions, if you sell some and do not sell out, it is called reducing positions, and selling out is called short positions.

According to market changes, the main manager buys some ** at the price he has pre-calculated, so that the proportion of the value of the valuable ** in his hands to the total capital increases, and on the contrary, selling ** is to reduce the position.

Add to your position: It means that the net value of ** has risen when the position is opened, and the subscription will continue to increase.

Margin call: refers to the original **net worth**, **** a certain amount, at this time, at a low level to make up for the purchase of ** to amortize the cost. (**—Simply put, it means that the investor buys the ** drop with a certain net value.)

Open a position: For ** company, it refers to a new ** announcement after the issuance, during the closed period at the end of the subscription, ** company uses the ** first purchase ** or investment bonds, etc. (the specific investment should be determined by the type and positioning of the **). For private investors, such as ourselves, opening a position is the first time to buy**.

Position: That is, the ** share you hold.

Half position: That is, half of the funds **** are used, and half of the cash is left in the account. If you use 70% of the capital, it is called 7 into a position....And so on.

If you have 20,000 funds and 10,000 yuan to buy **, it is a half-position, which is called a half-position operation. Indicating that the funds were not fully invested is a measure to reduce risk.

Heavy positions: Heavy position refers to this **buy something**, and the invested funds account for the largest proportion of total funds, which is the heavy position of this **. In the same way, if you buy three ** and 70% of your funds are invested in one of them, then this ** is your heavy position.

Light position: Heavy position, vice versa, is light position.

Short position: That is, redeem all the ** and get all the funds. Or someone redeems it all, holding cash in their hands.

Close the positionSpecifically, for example, redeeming E Fund value today, and after the redemption funds arrive, the redeemed funds will be subscribed to invest in Growth Pioneer, which is equivalent to adjusting your own ** holding portfolio, but the total amount of funds remains unchanged. If it is long, it is to subscribe for ** to close the position; If it is short, it is a redemption ** to close the position.

Hello, adding to a position is an investment trading technique. It refers to the fact that the investor himself holds a **, and then this **** appears**or**, and the investor is optimistic about this **** and increases the position, which is an active investment strategy.

Margin call is also an investment trading technique. It refers to the fact that the investor himself holds a certain **, and then the **** appears, resulting in the investor's ****, at this time, the investor increases the **** behavior in order to lower the cost of the ****, which is a passive investment strategy.

The difference between adding positions and covering positions is that one is an active investment strategy that is optimistic about the investors' own holdings, so as to increase them in order to obtain greater returns and profits. On the contrary, one is to increase the position of the investor himself, so as to amortize the cost of holding the position.

Normally, the margin call is the pursuit of ****, and the difficulty will be greater than that of **** continuously or again after a small adjustment. Therefore, the strategy of adding positions is more variable, while the strategy of margin replenishment is less variable.

Risk Disclosure: This information does not constitute any investment advice, and investors should not use such information to replace their independent judgment or make decisions based solely on such information, does not constitute any buying and selling operations, and does not guarantee any returns. If you are doing it yourself, please pay attention to ** control and risk control.

Adding a position is a blue chip stock on the basis of the original stock, and covering the position means that the investor holds a certain amount of a certain ** on the basis of the same **.

Blue chips are companies with excellent performance, strong competitiveness, high market share and great popularity. Reducing positions is the act of selling ** in the process of **** rising. Adding or decreasing positions is the act of buying and selling within your buying power.

The nature of adding and replenishing positions is almost the same, you hold a certain ** or ** in your own hands, and then buy some ** on this basis, adding positions is optimistic about its prospects and holding heavy positions, and replenishing positions may be previously held by hedging, and you can reduce costs by replenishing positions. If you still have questions, you can add me as a friend!

Increasing positions: It is the behavior of continuing to add ** in the process of continuing to be optimistic about a certain **.

Increasing positions is based on the original shares, and then **this** blue chip stocks are companies with good performance, strong competitiveness, high market share and great popularity.

Adding and decreasing positions is also the act of buying and selling within your purchasing power.

計仓 (bǔ cāng) (currency market term) refers to the fact that an investor holds a certain amount of a certain ** on the basis of the same **. Margin call is the behavior of the stock price in order to reduce the cost of the stock price. Margin call is a passive response strategy after the first prison, it is not a good way to untie the hedge, but it is the most appropriate method in some specific situations.

Margin call is the behavior of the stock price in order to reduce the cost of the stock price.