Is the net value of the fund unit high or low?
The net value of a fund unit is not absolutely good or bad. Investors mainly look at the profitability of the fund, not the net value of the fund unit. For growth funds, when the net value of the fund unit is relatively low, investors are often more willing to buy the fund. After all, this kind of fund is very likely to rise in the future, and the possibility of falling is relatively small, which can bring more tangible benefits to investors. On the other hand, when buying a fund, it is natural to hope that the higher the net value of the fund unit, the better. With the fund share unchanged, the higher the net value of fund units held by investors means that the more fund assets investors have, the higher the income they generate.
Generally, when buying a fund, it is often necessary to avoid buying it after the fund has soared. In this case, it is unlikely that the fund will continue to rise, but the net value of the fund may fall. When investing in funds, if you choose to buy when the net value of the fund unit is low, there will be more room for growth. Of course, it needs to be analyzed in combination with the development trend of the fund.