When some investors buy a fund, they will feel that the fund manager is tied to the interests of the people when he buys the fund, so he can be managed a little more carefully. So how do you check whether the fund manager has bought it himself? How to check the position of the fund manager? We have prepared relevant contents for your reference.

Funds purchased by fund managers cannot be queried. Unless some initial funds or fund managers advertise at the time of subscription, they will announce which funds they have purchased and how many assets they hold. This is also to publicize funds, increase investors' confidence in buying, and feel that they have tied their own interests with the interests of the people, so they will be more careful in management.

There are generally two situations in which fund managers buy their own products. First, at the beginning of the fund, in order to attract investors to buy, they will buy their own products. Secondly, since fund products can only be put on record when there are not less than 200 fund share holders, fund managers will subscribe for new products in order to promote the rapid establishment of products.

Second, when the net value of the fund is relatively low, the net value of the fund products will retreat greatly. When there is a redemption tide, the fund manager or fund manager will buy it himself in order to stabilize market expectations.

In addition, it is worth noting that investors can't see all the positions held by the fund manager in real time, but can only view the periodic report of the fund, which shows all the investment stocks in the past quarter and year.

Generally speaking, regular reports of funds can be viewed in the announcements of official website, a fund company, and APP, a fund sales organization.