This is a very regrettable thing. Although many retail investors trust fund companies very much and want to make money for themselves by holding funds, for most fund companies, many fund companies are actually not fully responsible for investors, and even fund companies just regard retail investors as their own money-making tools. When issuing new funds, the salesmen and fund managers of fund companies can get corresponding commissions, so many fund managers will also release various new fund products frequently.
Not all fund companies have corresponding professional ethics.
You can try to understand this: if the fund manager of a fund company has been trading a certain fund product for a long time, it shows that the fund company and the fund manager are very responsible, and they are indeed taking investors' money for correct investment behavior. On the contrary, most fund companies and fund managers are irresponsible. When they discover various new fund products, they can get more commissions in this way.
This is also related to the development of the fund company itself.
As fund companies get bigger and bigger, some fund companies will continue to expand their scale and issue new fund products at the same time. To some extent, powerful fund companies can also operate multiple fund products at the same time, which has basically become the basic operation of the entire fund industry.
Personally, when choosing fund companies and fund products, retail investors need to focus on the working hours of fund managers of fund products, and also need to see whether fund managers manage multiple fund products at the same time. In most cases, we need to give priority to fund managers and fund companies who can keep their promises.