1, depending on the fund valuation
Fund valuation is generally an index to judge whether a fund has investment value. When the fund valuation is relatively high, the fund may have a bubble and the investment risk is relatively high. When the fund valuation is low, the investment risk is relatively small.
2. Look at the past rate of return of the fund.
If the fund has been in a skyrocketing trend in the past month, three months and half a year, it has been rising. At this time, you should pay attention to buying. At this time, buying is chasing up, probably buying at a high point. If the fund has a downward trend and the market is not good, it will continue to fall. Don't buy it at this time.
If a fund has a good income in the past, such as the last year, the last three years and the last five years, the income is good and the income is relatively high, but the income has been bad for several months, and it has fallen for some time. At this time, it may be low, it may be low when buying, and you can make money when the fund rises.
However, because the fund is unpredictable, it can only be judged according to some information, but it is uncertain whether it will go up or down. Therefore, you should be cautious when buying, and consider the risk range that you can bear.