In Public Offering of Fund, you only need tens or even hundreds of dollars to buy it, which is within the range that many people can afford. The risk of private equity funds is considerable. If you buy this 1 million fund, the benefits and risks are quite large. Compared with private equity funds, Public Offering of Fund is more tinkering around the edges. Generally speaking, this risk and return is not as good as that of private equity funds. This is the 1 th difference between Public Offering of Fund and private equity funds, and it is also the easiest way to distinguish them. The second difference is that Public Offering of Fund can buy and operate, and can buy and sell on the trading day, while private equity funds are not. Private equity funds are usually not allowed to buy or sell within one year after buying. Even if the income is already at a loss, they can't increase or decrease their positions. At this time, they can only insist on the end of the private equity fund, and they can all redeem it. Public offering foundations are relatively free and can be redeemed at any time.
Therefore, the best way to distinguish Public Offering of Fund from private equity funds is to look at these two aspects. 1 is the buying threshold, which is much higher than that of Public Offering of Fund. On the other hand, private equity funds can't operate and can't buy and sell, while Public Offering of Fund can buy and sell in the trading day after buying.