Liquor.

Things to note when choosing a fund suitable for investment: 1. You can examine the cumulative net value growth rate of the fund. The cumulative net value growth rate of the fund = (cumulative net value of shares - unit face value) ÷ unit face value.

2. You can examine the fund dividend ratio. Fund dividend ratio = cumulative amount of fund dividends ÷ face value of the fund.

3. The fund income can be compared with the market trend. If a fund performs better than the market index in the same period most of the time, then it is OK.

Since closed-end funds are traded on the stock exchange through bidding, the transaction price is affected by market supply and demand and does not necessarily reflect the net asset value of the fund. That is, the transaction price of closed-end funds is at a premium relative to its net asset value.

, discount phenomenon.

The practice of foreign closed-end funds shows that their transaction prices often fluctuate with price fluctuations of first premium and then discount.

Judging from the operation of my country's closed-end funds, no matter how the fundamental situation changes, the trading price trend of my country's closed-end funds has never been able to break away from the price fluctuation pattern of first premium and then discount.