Different principals have different needs for the market. For investors with 10 million in hand, they are pursuing stable returns and hoping that funds can beat inflation. They are concerned about whether the index is at a low level, and once confirmed, they will decisively hold it in batches. For small investors with only 100,000 yuan, they are eager to seize the lowest point of the market, but it is often difficult to do so, and too obsessed with the lowest point may lead to missed opportunities. The current index has risen for 8 consecutive days, and it is inevitable. However, ** not.
It's not a bad thing, but it's a good time to lay out again. The Shanghai Composite Index may remain stable, but there will be seismic changes within the industry. Pro-cyclical industries such as coal, electric power, and petroleum will experience replacement, and nonferrous metals, chemicals, and construction machinery are expected to rise. The ChiNext and Science and Technology Innovation Boards are also expected to bottom out, with an increase of more than 20%.
In this investment journey, profit and loss are like two sides of the same coin, closely linked. This means that we must maintain the consistency of management and avoid adjusting too frequently in the process, so as not to raise the cost line and increase the difficulty of recovering the cost. For those who are bold in the bottom area, there is a strategy of "selling more and more". However, this does not mean that we are in a hurry to make a move as soon as there is a **, but to use a certain profit drawdown as a cost to win greater benefits. For those who have a full position above 3000 points, you can consider gradually reducing your position, and it is recommended to reduce your position and keep a large position for subsequent opportunities. Of course, picking it up in batches after ** is also a viable option, but it is only suitable for veterans.