1. The name and code of the fund are the unique identification of each fund. Through these two pieces of information, investors can accurately identify the funds they buy. The daily fluctuation reflects the fluctuation of the fund in the last day and is an important reference for investors to judge the risk and return of the fund.

2. The types of funds usually explain the investment objectives and strategies of funds. For example, stock funds mainly invest in the stock market, and bond funds mainly invest in the bond market. Risk label is an evaluation of the degree of capital risk. For example, some funds are marked as high risk, which means that investors will face greater losses.

3. Net unit value is the net asset value of each fund, that is, the value of each fund share. Fund score is a comprehensive evaluation of funds by investors. By looking at historical performance, historical net value and other information, investors can have a more comprehensive understanding of the fund's operation and possible future income.