1. Stock fund portfolio: composed of several stock funds, investing in the stock market and pursuing higher capital appreciation.

2. Bond fund portfolio: composed of multiple bond funds, investing in the bond market and pursuing relatively stable returns.

3. Hybrid fund portfolio: composed of various funds such as stock funds and bond funds to balance risks and benefits.

4. Index fund portfolio: composed of multiple index funds, tracking the performance of specific indexes and investing in assets such as stocks and bonds.

5. Industry Theme Fund Portfolio: composed of multiple industry theme funds, investing in specific industries or themes and pursuing investment opportunities in related industries or themes.

6. Regional or national fund portfolio: composed of multiple regional or national funds, investing in stocks, bonds and other assets in a specific region or country.

7. Asset allocation fund portfolio: composed of many different types of funds, asset allocation is carried out according to investors' risk preferences and investment objectives, so as to diversify risks and maximize returns.

The above are the common types of fund portfolios. Investors can choose the appropriate portfolio type according to their risk tolerance, investment objectives and market environment.