Hello, from the data on your chart, it is sorted from high to low according to the growth rate of fund net value in the past year.

That is, the funds with high returns from this year to today are in the front.

You can use "last two years", "last six months", "this year" and "last three months" to arrange data in different periods.

Judging from the data of one year, funds with good performance have performed poorly in recent months. If the sixth fund is ranked according to "this year" and "last March", it will rank first. The fund has been established for a short time, so the data is blank for a long time. Other funds are positive and will be behind.

Look at the data dialectically, and comprehensively analyze the quality of the fund by observing the data in different periods.