A friend replied: Question 1: I think a qualified professional fund manager should have three qualities, one is noble moral quality, the other is strict discipline, and the third is insight into the environment (market, policy, etc.). Among them, morality is the most important. Reason: For a manager with hundreds of millions of funds, his behavior is not only related to the fate of his fund, but also affects the development of the entire securities market. Therefore, having good moral quality can avoid or at least reduce the occurrence of unfair trading behavior. On the basis of promoting the development of the securities market, abide by laws and regulations, and realize the growth of the company's funds without harming the interests of small and medium investors. It is difficult for ordinary people to grasp the future correctly, so strict rules should be formulated to minimize risks and consider making money. The second question, the most important thing is to try to control the risk to a minimum. The market is ruthless, and it is most important to preserve strength, because there are always opportunities. People can't seize opportunities. The third question, I haven't read the investment theory, but if I take the exam, my answer is still. Risk problem. . I think. . Actually, the best manager. . We should select from the army or conduct military training for existing or future fund managers. . It must be of great benefit. . .