A. growth funds attaches importance to the long-term growth of the fund, and emphasizes bringing regular returns to investors; Income-oriented funds emphasize raising the unit price of the fund, so that investors can obtain stable and maximized current income. B. growth funds's investment targets are often high-risk financial products; Income funds generally invest in financial products with less risk and limited capital appreciation. C. Among growth funds's assets, cash holdings are small, and most of the funds are invested in the capital market; Income-oriented funds hold a large amount of cash, have a diversified investment tendency and focus on diversifying risks. D. Growth funds generally do not directly distribute dividends to investors, but reinvest dividends in the market to pursue higher returns; Income-oriented funds generally pay dividends on time, so that investors have a fixed source of income.