We often have a feeling when making investments, that after finally deciding to subscribe, we don't know when we should sell after investing for a period of time. In fact, deciding when to "sell" is often more difficult than deciding when to "buy". Especially in the context of turbulent fluctuations in domestic and overseas markets, with QDII and domestic A-share funds continuously declining, investors feel reluctant to cut losses but also unable to buy.
While fund investment should not be traded as frequently as stocks, setting appropriate profit-taking/stop-loss points, and appropriately converting or adjusting the investment portfolio is very necessary. When establishing profit-taking/stop-loss points, one must consider their own risk tolerance and acceptable investment range.