The net value of a fund is not the only criterion for judging the quality of a fund. The factors that determine the net value of a fund include the launch time, investment strategy, personal ability of the fund manager, etc. Moreover, different types of funds are not comparable because risks and returns are

Equivalently, funds with high risk appetite will naturally have higher returns and their net worth will tend to be higher, and vice versa.

Therefore, when purchasing a fund, the first thing to consider is your personal risk tolerance and risk preference, choose the type of fund that suits you, and then compare the operation of the fund, understand the dedicated level of the fund company and fund manager, as well as the fund's existence time and dividends

Situation, etc. Only by comprehensively understanding these situations can you choose the funds you can invest in.

In fact, in a bull market, funds with a longer launch time tend to have a higher net value, and funds with fewer cumulative dividends also have a higher net value. In a bear market, funds with a shorter launch time have a higher net value. Therefore, it is important to judge the quality of a fund.

To be bad, we need to consider many factors, rather than just judging a hero based on net worth.