Many beginners don't know much about chicken fund, but they often hear that chicken fund actually means investment fund, so how to choose chicken fund? We have prepared the most crazy chicken-raising practical articles and related contents for your reference.

1. Time of establishment

Generally, when choosing a fund, try to choose a longer time of establishment. If it is a longer time of establishment, you can refer to the previous performance. If it is a new fund that has just been established, it will lack the performance that can be referenced, and its risk is higher.

2. Past performance

It is more important to refer to past performance. A good fund cannot always rank behind. Generally, we can see what a performance situation has been since its establishment.

If some funds have poor performance in recent years and have been losing money, then it is best not to buy them, because when the funds fall, many retail investors will have the illusion of rising and go to the bottom, but when they go in, they will find that they can't see the head and continue to lose money.

3. Fund size

Generally speaking, it is not recommended to choose a fund that is too small. Although it is easy for fund managers to adjust positions when the fund size is small, if the market is bad, the fund may face the risk of liquidation. It is generally recommended to choose a fund of more than 3 million.

4. Fund manager

Generally, investors give money to the fund manager to invest, so it is very important to choose a good fund manager. Generally speaking, it depends on the fund manager's working time and experience.

Secondly, the fund managers have managed which funds, how their fund performance is, what is the past rate of return of fund managers, what is the rate of return of fund managers from employment, etc., all of which are considered comprehensively.