First: Choose a good fund manager.
You can comprehensively consider the investment style, work background, work experience, fund performance of previously managed funds, return on employment, return on employment and so on.
Second: look at the time when the fund was established.
When choosing a fund, if you don't know the new fund, it's best not to choose a new fund, because the new fund has no past performance as a reference. You can consider an old fund of 3~5 years and refer to the past performance.
Third: Look at the size of the fund.
Too small funds are easy to be liquidated, and too large funds are not easy to manage. Generally, it is better to choose a moderate scale, such as1~ 5 billion.
For a fund, it is very important to choose a good fund manager, because the fund is operated and managed by the fund manager, and it is also important to look at the time and scale of the fund. When buying a fund, you should think and consider from many aspects and choose the fund that suits you best.
In addition, it is worth noting that funds are risky and may lose money, which is different from bank deposits. Therefore, investors must have a general understanding of their affordability before buying. If they can't take risks, then don't buy funds.