Fund managers can buy their own funds. When the market is bad, sometimes fund managers will buy their own funds in order to enhance the confidence of investors, showing their optimism about the future market. But investors don't have to use this as the basis for buying funds.

The fund manager is the fundraiser and manager of fund products, whose main duty is to be responsible for the investment operation of fund assets in accordance with the provisions of the fund contract, and strive for the maximum investment income for fund investors on the basis of effectively controlling risks.