The specifics still depend on your own operations. Some can make money and some can't.

When buying a high-risk, high-yield fund, we need to pay attention to its past returns, fund manager, fund size, Morningstar rating, etc., and then comprehensively consider choosing a fund that suits you to increase the probability of the fund making money.

Funds mainly earn the difference between buying and selling, buying at low prices and selling at high prices to make money. The rise and fall of the fund is mainly determined by the investment target. If the investment target rises, the fund will rise. Investors will gain profits, and the investment target will fall.

The fund will fall and investors will suffer losses.

Extended information Generally speaking, the risks of money funds and pure bond funds are very small. Basically, long-term holdings make money, but the money is relatively small, and the earning capacity is much lower than that of mixed funds, index funds, and stock funds. Therefore,

Many fund newbies don’t like it very much, and relatively few people buy it.

Fund novices generally prefer hybrid funds, index funds, and stock funds because of their high returns. They usually buy them directly when they see others making money without understanding anything else. The possibility of losing money is very high because these funds

While the returns are high, the risks are also high.

Therefore, for those who have just bought funds, it is recommended to start with money funds or pure debt funds. After slowly understanding them, they can then move to other high-risk, high-yield funds.

Funds can be divided into broad and narrow senses. In the broad sense, they refer to a certain amount of funds established for a certain purpose, such as trust investment funds, provident funds, retirement funds, etc.; in the narrow sense, they refer to funds with specific purposes and uses.

Funds mainly refer to securities investment funds.

Depending on whether fund units can be added or redeemed, they can be divided into open-end funds and closed-end funds.

Open-end funds are not listed for trading (it depends on the situation). They are purchased and redeemed through banks, securities firms, and fund companies. The fund size is not fixed; closed-end funds have a fixed duration and are generally listed and traded on securities exchanges. Investors pass

Fund units are bought and sold in the secondary market.