So many investors are inevitably afraid of heights. So now many investors have such a question: Can high-net-worth funds be bought? Is there room for growth?
First of all, why do we have acrophobia? Because many investors think that the rising space of high-net-worth funds will definitely be limited in the future, only the rising space of cheap funds is large, which is the inherent thinking of all investors.
However, what we want to say is that buying funds is different from stock trading, and we can't trade with this thinking of stock trading. As long as the track of this fund is in a long-term optimistic track, the potential for the fund to rise is very great. Therefore, the high net value of the fund does not mean that there is not much room for growth.
When we buy a fund, we first choose a good track and then choose a reasonable valuation to enter the market. This is what we should do, not blindly afraid of heights. For example, there are three funds, namely 2 yuan's fund 1 net value, 1 yuan's No.2 fund net value, and 0.5 yuan's No.3 fund net value. Which fund should I buy?
It is estimated that many friends will definitely buy the No.3 fund because the fund share is cheap, but I have never thought about why the No.3 fund is so cheap. Cheap funds often represent poor performance in the past, and more shares do not mean making money. So you can't just look at the price, but also look at whether the track has potential. Don't blindly buy lower prices.
To sum up, the high net value of the fund does not mean that it cannot be bought. On the contrary, high-net-worth funds often have huge room for growth. As long as you choose a fund with reliable long-term performance, you only need to worry about the net value of the fund.