It is normal for funds to go up and down, and investors can adopt many investment methods. When the fund falls, users can choose to buy on dips or cut their meat and sell it. In different situations, the investment skills they can choose are different. What's more, when the fund market is not good, it is more common to fall by about 20%.

How much can the fund make up for a loss of 20%?

A loss of 20% requires an increase of 25% to recover capital.

Range of cost increase =1(1-loss range)-1.

When the investor loses 20%, the increase is =1(1-20%)-1= 25%.

The more the market falls, the harder it is to rise back. When encountering losses, investors should effectively reduce costs, and quick recovery is to cover positions. The fund lost 20 points, so investors don't have to wait for it to rise to 25%. They can also reduce costs by covering positions at a low level, and then quickly withdraw funds when the fund rebounds.

For partial stocks and stock-based markets, fluctuations and risks are great, and covering positions depends on the judgment of future stock market trends. Investors need to understand that any short position should be based on the future rise of the fund. If the market fluctuates repeatedly, fixed investment is a very good choice, which can share the cost equally.

When covering positions, you can use the method of covering positions in batches, and it is best to set a falling value to cover positions when covering positions. It is worth noting that covering positions will increase risks, so investors should be able to take risks after covering positions.

In addition, after the loss of the underlying stock purchased by investors, it is not only a way to make up the position, but also to reduce the cost by selling high and sucking low. As for what method users choose, they should try to choose the one that suits them according to their actual situation.