1. Generally speaking, a fund manager's good historical performance shows that his investment level is high, and the funds he manages will have good returns in the later period. On the contrary, a fund manager's poor historical performance indicates that his investment level is poor, and the expected rate of return of the fund he manages will be low.
2. The sector where the fund investment target is located will also affect the later trend of the fund's net value. Generally speaking, the sector where the fund investment target is located has great development potential, which will promote the increase of the fund's net value. On the contrary, the development space of the sector where the fund investment target is located is limited, which will lead to a slight increase or even decline in the net value of the fund.
Therefore, when selling funds, investors should try to choose those funds whose managers have good historical performance and have great development potential in the sector where the fund subject matter is located.