Importantly, fund indicators are different from stock indicators. Funds mainly look at valuation, historical performance, maximum retracement, Sharp ratio and other indicators. The purpose of fund valuation is to analyze whether the fund has investment value. The lower the valuation of the fund, the higher the investment value of the fund. Historical performance is the income of the fund since its establishment. The higher the historical performance, the better.

Fund retracement refers to the range of fund net value from the highest to the lowest in a period of time. The lower the retracement value, the stronger the fund's ability to resist risks. Sharp ratio is the standard index of fund performance evaluation. The higher the Sharp ratio, the higher the risk the fund can bear.