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Let’s say - Person X - bought  

100 units of mutual fund A in 2023 at around 20$ (2000$) 

100 more in 2024 at around 50$ (5000$) 

As on today, Fund value is $100 - so it is $200,000 value 


let’s say - fund no way falls below 50$

 

is it still good to sell off 100 units for $100,000 value and buy again for same $100,000 if it comes to around 75$ 
 

  • Armanii changed the title to Is it good way
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50 minutes ago, Armanii said:

Let’s say - Person X - bought  

100 units of mutual fund A in 2023 at around 20$ (2000$) 

100 more in 2024 at around 50$ (5000$) 

As on today, Fund value is $100 - so it is $200,000 value 


let’s say - fund no way falls below 50$

 

is it still good to sell off 100 units for $100,000 value and buy again for same $100,000 if it comes to around 75$ 
 

lekallo eek aa anniya? but its a NO

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Oka zero ekku eskunnav, how do you know it will come to 75? What if it went to 150 after you sold? 

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1 hour ago, Armanii said:

Let’s say - Person X - bought  

100 units of mutual fund A in 2023 at around 20$ (2000$) 

100 more in 2024 at around 50$ (5000$) 

As on today, Fund value is $100 - so it is $200,000 value 


let’s say - fund no way falls below 50$

 

is it still good to sell off 100 units for $100,000 value and buy again for same $100,000 if it comes to around 75$ 
 

rephrase your question. Numbers are off. Are you talking India MFs or US?

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The best strategy for Indian MFs is to do SIP and let your fund grow. If there is a big drop, add lumpsum and let the honeypot grow. 

If you are good at technicals and anticipate a downside, you can keep booking profits based on resistance levels (30-50% of holdings) and buy them back at lower support levels. 

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1 hour ago, meandhrakurradu said:

Oka zero ekku eskunnav, how do you know it will come to 75? What if it went to 150 after you sold? 

I am not sure - I am trying to understand the logic of selling and buying bro 

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13 hours ago, Armanii said:

Let’s say - Person X - bought  

100 units of mutual fund A in 2023 at around 20$ (2000$) 

100 more in 2024 at around 50$ (5000$) 

As on today, Fund value is $100 - so it is $200,000 value 


let’s say - fund no way falls below 50$

 

is it still good to sell off 100 units for $100,000 value and buy again for same $100,000 if it comes to around 75$ 
 

AFter reading the above ( bold and colored ) sentence, I suggest you don't get into stocks.

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