The fund issuance price refers to the price of each fund share determined by the fund sponsors when they issue the fund shares for the first time, which generally consists of two parts: the fund face value and the fund issuance cost. Funds are generally issued at face value and cannot be issued at a premium.

Before choosing a specific fund, investors should first choose a fund company that suits them, and then choose a fund that they are satisfied with from the funds managed by the company. First look at the choice of fund companies. When investors choose a fund company, they should look at its performance, which is an important factor for investors to choose a fund company. For investors, the fundamental guarantee of profit is good fund performance, and fund companies with good performance usually have good professional judgment ability, thus making money for investors in the process of continuous investment.