How to choose a good fund manager when buying a fund?
We can choose a good fund manager by comparing the historical performance of fund managers. Although the historical performance of the fund cannot represent the future performance of the fund, the fund manager with good historical performance will not be bad in the future. After all, the ability of fund operation is there, which is a basic logical thinking of choosing fund managers.
What are the indicators for choosing a fund manager?
1 working hours: selecting a fund manager is just like hr selecting excellent employees. The longer the fund manager works, the more experience he has in managing the fund and the more practical experience he has. Generally speaking, it is better to choose someone who has worked for about 5 years.
2 Performance report: The performance report of the fund manager represents the income gained from managing the fund since the fund manager took office. The higher the rate of return on performance, the higher the probability of obtaining high returns in the future. When looking at the performance rate of return, you can look at the historical performance of the fund. You can generally see the historical performance of the fund in the past week, January, January and one year. If you are a short-term person, you can compare the performance of short-term funds and choose the best one.
Maximum capital withdrawal: refers to the biggest floating loss of buying the fund in history. This data needs to be treated rationally by investors, because some outstanding and well-known fund managers may have a historical maximum withdrawal of more than 30% when encountering a big bear market, but we need to know what the bear market is like, and insisting on holding the maximum withdrawal is only a superficial floating loss.
Generally speaking, the choice of fund managers mainly depends on the historical management ability of fund managers. The stronger the management ability of historical funds, the better the investment ability of funds. You can choose some funds managed under your own name to buy.