In addition, it is worth noting that quantitative funds mainly avoid the influence of artificial investment through statistics and analysis of data, which is better than ordinary funds, but the resilience of quantitative funds is not strong compared with ordinary funds, because quantitative funds need some time to optimize and adjust their own algorithms, which is relatively slow and slow.
Ordinary funds are divided into different types, such as money funds, bond funds, mixed funds, stock funds, index funds, etc., all of which have their own investment direction and scope, and their risks and expected returns are different.
For example, money funds and bond funds have relatively small risks, relatively stable returns and small fund fluctuations, while hybrid funds, equity funds and index funds have high risks and high returns.
But they all have a common feature, that is, they fail to pass the statistics and analysis of data. Investors will have a strong subjective consciousness when they hand over funds to fund managers for investment, and when they want to buy, they will do so according to their own wishes.
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Is quantitative fund worth buying?
There are many quantitative funds, and whether it is worth buying should be considered from many aspects, such as: the past rate of return of quantitative funds, the degree of risk of funds, the scale of funds, fund managers, the time of fund establishment, fund rating, fund managers and so on.
When choosing to quantify the past returns of funds, try to choose funds with better past returns, which can compare the performance of the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300, and generally a little higher will be better.