1. Investors can get more shares by buying low-net-worth funds and have more room for later growth, while those who buy high-net-worth funds get less shares and have limited room for later growth, but this does not mean that investors must buy low-net-worth funds better than high-net-worth funds, and investors need to consider them according to the actual situation of funds.

3. If the low net worth of the fund is caused by the poor management ability of the fund manager or the sudden thunder of the fund performance, it is not necessarily better to buy a fund with low net worth than a fund with high net worth. On the contrary, if the low net worth of the fund is caused by the short-term issuance of the fund, its fund manager has strong management ability and the industry invested by the fund has great development potential, then investors should buy those high net worth funds at this time.