Sub-new funds refer to funds that can be purchased and redeemed normally after the newly issued funds are raised. If it is in the early stage of the market, it is a good choice to buy a new fund, because the new fund has passed the closed period, and it can better grasp the market compared with the new fund, and at the same time, it will be more conservative and stable to open a position, so the risk coefficient will generally be lower than that of similar old funds. What should I pay attention to when buying a new fund?

First, pay little attention to short-term fluctuations.

Don't pay too much attention to the fluctuation of fund net value in the short term. Sub-new funds are generally still in the period of opening positions and will adopt a conservative strategy of opening positions. If they encounter market conditions, it is normal that they can't keep up with the market increase.

For partial-share actively managed funds, if you are not prepared to hold 1-3 years, you'd better not buy them at the beginning.

Second, don't excessively compare the performance of the new fund.

Sub-new funds are different from old funds. Each fund manager's opening strategy is different, and the proportion of assets such as stocks and bonds is also different. It is normal that there is a gap in net worth performance. Don't compare the performance of the fund excessively when the position has not been completed and has not entered the normal operation stage.

Third, downplay concerns about valuation.

There is no uniform standard for the valuation of funds, and the algorithms for valuation of different platforms are different. Most of the fund's valuation is estimated according to the top ten quarterly reports disclosed by the fund. Due to the short time of the establishment of the new fund, the quarterly report has not been disclosed.

The proportion of investment in the early stage of opening positions is appropriately larger.

If you buy in batches, you can buy more in the early stage, because the early stage is still in the opening period, and the investment is more flexible. Fund managers can judge the market and grasp the rhythm, which is much better than our own operations such as timing and position adjustment.