The market value of a fund refers to the sum of the market values of all the stocks in the fund portfolio. The market value indicates the current market value of the company's stock, which is an important indicator for investors to evaluate the company's financial health. Therefore, the market value of the fund reflects the total value of the share held by the fund and is an important indicator to measure the size of the fund.

Market value is an important indicator to measure the size of a portfolio. The greater the market value of the fund, the greater the number and scale of shares held by the fund, so the risk of its investment is more dispersed. Investors can understand the investment ability and performance of the fund through the market value of the fund, so as to adjust their investment strategies.

Investors can understand the market value of the fund by looking at the market value in the annual report disclosed by the fund company or the fund profile. The market value of the fund can also be inquired through the tools of the fund website or the third-party wealth management website. Investors can find out whether their investment goals match the investment scale of the fund through multi-channel inquiry, so as to avoid too small or too large investment risks.