Hybrid funds are funds classified according to investment objects. There are stock funds, securities funds and monetary funds related to the image of hybrid funds. The investment scope of hybrid funds is the combination of stock market, bond market and money market, and the specific combination ratio depends on the investment habits of fund managers. According to the different investment ratios and investment strategies of stocks and bonds, hybrid funds can be divided into various types, such as partial stock funds, partial debt funds and allocation funds.

Skills of choosing hybrid funds

1, see the net growth rate.

One criterion for judging the quality of hybrid funds is the net growth rate. Value growth rate refers to the growth rate of the fund's net asset value in a certain period, and you can use it to evaluate the performance of the fund in a certain period. Net asset value of the fund on a specific date = total assets of the fund on that day-total liabilities of the fund on that day)/total number of units issued by the fund.

For example, the initial net value of TEDA Manulife risk budget with fund code 162205 is 1.05 18 yuan, and the final net value is 1.0784 yuan, so the net value growth rate is = (1.0784-/kloc-.

2. Look at the deviation of investment scope

Partial stock funds invest more in the stock market and have greater risks. Partial debt funds with more components in the investment bond market are more stable. Investors should have a general understanding of the camel seed range of hybrid funds before buying money from hybrid funds, and then make a risk assessment on this basis.