First look at the number of years of employment.
When choosing a fund manager, first look at the working years of the fund manager, and it is best to choose a fund manager who has worked for more than three years. The data shows that the average tenure of fund managers in Public Offering of Fund in the past 20 years is years, and it is more appropriate for us to choose to serve for more than 3 years.
The longer a fund manager works, the richer his investment experience will be, especially the old drivers who have experienced the bull-bear cycle, and their ability to cope with various situations is stronger and their performance is likely to be better.
Second, look at performance.
Although historical performance does not represent future performance, funds with good historical performance are more likely to achieve good performance in the future. Looking at the historical performance of fund managers mainly depends on the performance of fund managers when they are in the fund, not only paying attention to short-term performance, but also paying attention to medium and long-term performance.
Specifically, we can pay attention to the funds that rank in the top third of the same category in recent June, recent 1 year, recent 2 years and recent 3 years.
Third, look at the fund style.
Looking at the style of the fund mainly depends on whether it suits you. Some fund managers prefer a certain industry or theme and concentrate on holding shares, which is risky. If you are relatively conservative, it is not appropriate. If the risk tolerance is high, you can choose this kind of fund manager.
Well, enough about how to choose a fund manager. I hope it will help everyone. Warm reminder, investment is risky and you need to be cautious when entering the market.