First of all, you should know what kind of fund you are buying. If it is a passive index fund, then there is no need to redeem it, because the index fund invests in the constituent stocks corresponding to the index, and usually does not exchange shares lightly. Index adjustment of constituent stocks will be adjusted accordingly. Fund managers have little influence on performance. Bond funds and money funds also don't need to be redeemed, because their investment objects are relatively fixed, and they are all products with fixed income.
Equity funds and hybrid funds that pay attention to active management, the fund managers of such funds still have a great influence on their performance. He needs fund managers to pick stocks in the market. Different fund managers have different investment strategies and management styles, and their stock selection ability is quite different. After the fund manager changes, the performance will also change.
Investors can observe for a period of time and compare the performance of the new fund manager in managing other similar funds in the past, or they can hold it for a period of time to see how his performance is. If it's good, stay. If it's bad, redeem the base.
In short, after the fund manager is replaced, it is necessary to comprehensively consider whether to redeem it. If the performance of the new fund manager is better, why should it be redeemed? If the performance is really bad, then redeem the fund.
By the way, the fund is risky and needs to be cautious in investment.
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