2. Fund management companies. Whether the fund management company is trustworthy. Whether the fund manager has sufficient professional knowledge and investment experience in managing funds.
3. Whether the fund is suitable for individual needs. Whether the investment objectives, investment targets and risk level of the fund are consistent with personal objectives. For example: investment goals, everyone has different investment goals because of their age, income and family status. Generally speaking, young people are suitable to choose funds with higher risks, and those who are about to retire are suitable to choose funds with lower risks.
4. tolerable risks. Generally speaking, high-risk investment has high return potential. However, if you are sensitive to short-term market fluctuations, you can consider investing in some funds with lower risks and relatively stable prices. If your investment orientation is more enterprising, you don't mind the short-term fluctuations of the market and want to earn higher returns, then some funds with higher risks may meet your needs.