Yes, generally speaking, investors can't use the net value of the fund as the basis for investment. High-net-worth funds represent the high management level of fund managers, and the investment cost of investors will be higher. The low net value of the fund means that the cost of investment funds is low and there is more room for profit in the future. It may also be that the fund's performance is not good, but that the fund's multiple dividends have reduced its net worth.

The focus of fund selection is to observe its fund operation, past performance, management level of fund managers and other factors. When the share of a fund product remains unchanged, the higher the net value, the better the operation.