The so-called new fund refers to the fund that plays new shares full-time with new shares as the investment target when new shares are issued. Under normal circumstances, once the new fund is won, it may cause the fund to rise, thus bringing good returns to investors. So what's the difference between the new fund and the general fund? Let's get to know each other.

What's the difference between a new fund and an ordinary fund?

The biggest difference between new funds and ordinary funds is whether they participate in new shares. The new fund is a fund that takes new shares as the investment target when new shares are issued. This means that the new fund can participate in new shares, and once it wins the lottery, the fund will rise. Ordinary funds do not necessarily participate in new shares, so investors of ordinary funds often cannot enjoy the excess returns after the listing of new shares.

How to choose a new fund?

There are still many things to pay attention to when making investment choices for new funds. When choosing the amount of new funds, we should give priority to partial debt mixed funds and flexible allocation funds as far as possible, which can fully improve the utilization efficiency of new idle funds; Playing new funds is also very important for the control of positions. Generally, the stock position is around 5%, which can keep the portfolio risk under control.

In addition, when investing in a new fund, the rate of the fund can not be ignored, generally involving average management fees, custody fees and other expenses. This shows that the fund handling fee has a great influence on the fund income. Therefore, when investing in new funds, it is also important to compare the rates of fund companies.