Review of Fund Investment in 2008 2008 was a critical period when the global financial crisis broke out, and many investors suffered heavy losses. Those who remain rational in the crisis and insist on long-term investment have gained considerable returns, including those investors who bought funds in 2008.
In 2008, the performance of many funds was not satisfactory, but not all of them were poor. For example, those funds that invest in emerging markets, Asia or gold have made good returns.
Income from investing in emerging market funds In 2008, the average return rate of emerging market funds was about -45%. If you bought a fund that invested in emerging markets such as China, India or Brazil in 2008, your rate of return would be higher. For example, investors who buy Indian funds can earn 40%. This is because, although the impact of the global financial crisis has spread to many emerging markets, these countries and regions still have high economic growth potential and strong endogenous growth momentum.
The income from investing in gold funds is regarded as a safe-haven asset, which keeps its value or even increases in value during the financial crisis. This also makes investing in gold funds a good choice. In 2008, investors who invest in gold funds can get about 20% income.
Conclusion Although the global financial crisis in 2008 has brought great risks to investors, those investors who invest rationally and for a long time can still get returns from it. Investing in emerging market funds and gold funds are two good choices. Investors need to pay attention to risk control and reasonable investment portfolio. I believe these experiences will bring more enlightenment to our future investment.
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