Many people think that the risk of bond funds is small, but after buying a bad bond fund, they find that the fund always falls more and rises less, and the whole is always falling, so why does the bond fund keep falling? What is the reason? We have prepared relevant contents for your reference.

Bond funds are also divided into different types. Bond funds are divided into government bond funds, municipal bond funds, corporate bond funds and international bond funds according to the types of bonds invested. Bond funds are divided into treasury bonds, credit bonds and convertible bonds according to investment targets.

In addition, bond funds can also have a small amount of money to invest in the stock market. The risk of bond funds investing in the stock market will be relatively large, which can be divided into primary bonds and secondary bonds. In addition to fixed-income financial instruments, tier-one bonds participate in the investment of new shares in the primary market, while tier-two bonds participate in stock trading in the secondary market in addition to fixed-income financial instruments, and can also participate in the investment of new shares in the primary market.

Both of these bonds are invested in the stock market, so the risk is relatively high. If investors buy these bonds, bond funds that invest in the stock market will also fall when the stock market is not good. When the stock market continues to be bad, then bond funds that invest in the stock market may keep falling.

Secondly, when buying bond funds, we should pay attention to the analysis of income, fund net value, fund valuation, past performance, morning star level and so on. When choosing, buy as low as possible and sell as high as possible, so that the possibility of making money will be great. If you don't want to take a big risk, you can choose a pure debt fund when choosing a bond fund, and the risk is not great.