Generally speaking, investors can't completely take the net value of the fund as the basis for investment. A high-net-worth fund represents a high management level of the fund manager, while a low-net-worth fund means that the cost of investing in the fund is low and there is more room for profit in the future.

The focus of fund selection is to observe its fund operation, past performance, management level of fund managers and other factors. Under the condition that the product share of a fund remains unchanged, the higher the net value means better operation and more suitable for investment.