The stock position of the fund that has just paid dividends is relatively light. In the rapidly rising stock market, its net growth rate is certainly not as good as that of funds with heavy stocks. If you add a position, you need to chase it up, and the cost is relatively high. That's why some people think that you can't buy a newly issued fund.

However, since the beginning of 2007, the stock market oscillation has intensified, the heavyweights have entered the adjustment, and the hot spots have changed in turn. For funds with lighter stock positions, it is just right to avoid adjustment risks and build low-key positions. Funds with relatively heavy stock positions have an advantage.

Therefore, I think it is advisable to get involved in an old fund with outstanding performance that has just paid dividends. It not only has a low net worth, but also has the above advantages.

Morningstar Fund Rating: Southern Steady and Guangfa Jufu are all Samsung; The investment style is market growth.

As of March 6th, the income of Southern Steady this year was19.43%; Morningstar risk assessment: medium; Guangfa Jufu's income this year12.90%; Morningstar risk assessment: low.

Each has its own advantages and disadvantages for your reference.