Similar funds refer to funds with similar investment strategies and investment scope. In the same kind of investment, different fund companies launch similar fund products, which are called similar funds. For example, stock funds are one of similar funds, because different fund companies will launch stock funds.

How can similar funds help investors?

For investors, similar funds are very helpful. First of all, the investment scope of similar funds is the same, and investors can better compare the performance of similar funds. Secondly, there is some competition between similar funds, and fund companies will try their best to improve the rate of return of their own funds to attract investors' attention. Finally, the investment strategies of similar funds are similar, and investors can reduce investment risks through regular asset allocation.

Investors should pay attention to the performance of the fund, the experience of the fund manager and the fund management fee when choosing similar funds. In addition, investors need to choose their own similar funds according to their investment objectives and risk preferences. In short, the selection of similar funds needs to consider a variety of factors to reduce investment risks and improve investment returns.