There are no quantitative indicators to define medium and high-risk funds and medium and low-risk funds. The medium and low-risk funds mainly include money funds and pure debt funds, and the funds mainly invest in bonds, deposits and other targets. The medium and high-risk funds mainly include hybrid funds and stock funds, and the funds mainly invest in stocks.

Risk is directly proportional to income, and high risk means high income. Generally, the product details of the fund will show what kind of risky products the fund belongs to, and investors can choose suitable products according to their risk preference.