The foundation will not lose money. Not a penny?
This one doesn't usually. At present, Public Offering of Fund does not allow large-scale use of financial leverage, and there will be no loss of 0. Historically, in 2008, when the stock market fell the most, Public Offering of Fund's stock market fell by about 70%, which was the most. Even the B-class of on-site graded funds will not reach 0, and the foundation holds the stock spot, that is, holds shares. As long as the stock value is less than 0, the net value of the fund will not reach 0. Moreover, the number of stocks bought by the fund ranges from a dozen to a hundred, and there is no possibility of zero. The extreme case that the fund loses all its money is that all the wealth management products held by the fund are delisted and bankrupt, otherwise it will not only lose 0.
At present, there are many types of funds with different risks and returns. Investors should evaluate their risk tolerance and choose a fund that meets their risk tolerance, so that you won't feel anxious if the fund falls. Finally, investors need to be reminded that the fund is risky and investment needs to be cautious.