How to choose a good fund manager?
1. Look at the manager's past performance. Although the past cannot represent the future, history is always strikingly similar. Most excellent people are as good as ever. A fund manager with good performance in the past will have a much greater probability of good performance in the future, depending on his performance in the past three to five years.
2. Reading the resume of the fund manager is the same as reading the resume in the interview. A resume can reflect its past investment strategy, experience and ability, and a fund manager with a good resume is more capable.
3. Look at the background of the fund manager's ability, whether the investment direction of the fund manager is related to the major he studied, or whether the fund manager has worked in a company with related majors. There is still a big difference between a half-way debut and a professional counterpart.
4. Look at the investment style of fund managers. If the investment style of the fund manager is mainly stable, then the safety margin of the selected bonds is high. If the investment style is radical, generally choose stock funds to see if the investment style of fund managers is consistent with their own, otherwise it is difficult to have the same taste.
When choosing a fund, you can choose the fund or the fund manager first. Many investors habitually choose fund managers with strong ability and high reputation, and then see what funds they manage. This is also a good idea to choose a fund.
After reading the above introduction, I believe everyone has a deeper understanding of how excellent fund managers choose this issue. When choosing a fund manager, you can directly search his name on the Internet and then find out. You can also look at the relevant interviews, live broadcasts, regular product reports and roadshows of fund managers.