1. Return performance: Observe the historical return performance of funds managed by fund managers. If the long-term performance is stable and better than the average level of similar funds, it shows that the fund manager has strong investment ability.
2. Risk control: It is particularly important to note that the risk control ability of fund managers is more important than just focusing on the rate of return. If fund managers can control the volatility of funds and reduce risks, it shows that they have high financial risk management ability.
3. Stock positions: Observe which companies' stocks fund managers prefer to hold, and their views and comments on different stocks. If its position decision is correct, it can prove that the fund manager has a unique investment vision and judgment ability.
4. Adhere to principles: To understand the investment ideas and thoughts of fund managers mainly depends on whether fund managers adhere to specific investment ideas and principles for a long time, such as persistence in value investment or sensitivity to market overvaluation.
5. Rating report: Pay attention to how many stars the fund manager is rated by financial institutions and how many institutions recommend the funds managed by the fund manager. These ratings are usually based on the fund manager's past performance, risk control ability and performance comparison.
Generally speaking, the investment ability and value of a fund manager can be evaluated more accurately from multiple perspectives.