Group 1 - The article emphasizes the importance of mastering two core skills for achieving stable returns in fund investment: understanding the logic behind price charts and identifying key signals for buying and selling [1] - It distinguishes between off-market funds (like those purchased through platforms such as Alipay) and on-market funds (like ETFs), highlighting their different trading characteristics and analysis methods [1][6] Group 2 - For off-market funds, investors should focus on two dimensions: net value charts to identify support and resistance levels, and performance charts for horizontal comparisons to assess fund quality [3][4] - The net value chart analysis involves recognizing support levels where the fund price rebounds and resistance levels where it fails to break through, guiding investment decisions based on these levels [3] - Performance comparison should include the fund's net value line, the average of similar funds, and the CSI 300 index line to evaluate the fund manager's ability to generate excess returns [4] Group 3 - On-market funds require the use of technical tools such as candlestick patterns and moving averages to capture trend reversal points and assess market strength [6] - Specific buy signals include patterns like morning star and red three soldiers, while sell signals include evening star and dark cloud cover, with volume confirmation being crucial [6] - The article suggests using short-term and long-term moving averages to identify buy and sell signals, with specific patterns indicating market trends [6] Group 4 - The article outlines strategies for determining buying and selling timing, emphasizing the need for a systematic decision-making framework that combines technical, fundamental, and sentiment analysis [8] - It advises new investors to start tracking index funds to build their analytical skills and stresses the importance of continuous review and strict loss-cutting measures [8] Group 5 - The article provides specific strategies for different market conditions: buying early in a bull market, late in a bear market, and using grid trading in a volatile market [9] - It also discusses cost optimization strategies, target profit methods, and various stop-loss techniques to manage investments effectively [9] - Key considerations include avoiding over-reliance on short-term trends, being aware of fund size implications, and understanding the differences between on-market and off-market fund characteristics [9]