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How to invest in fund financing
In this era of negative expected annualized interest rate, deposit banks always expect annualized expected income losses, and funds become new investment targets. Many people are professionals and don't understand investment fund management. To teach you.

How to invest in private equity funds and how to make money? What fund should I invest in now?

Groups suitable for investment funds:

1, ordinary people who want to get higher expected annualized expected returns than deposits and outperform inflation;

2. Professionals who don't have time to pay attention to the market often or are unwilling to take high risks in the stock market;

3. People who lack professional investment knowledge and can't grasp the timing of buying and selling;

4. There is not much money available for investment every month (you can choose an investment fund).

Choosing a fund is divided into three steps:

1. Select the purchase platform and open an account.

Introduction: Third-party consignment websites (with comprehensive funds and low rates, generally starting from 40% discount) can directly register their accounts online and then bind their bank cards.

2. Assess your risk tolerance.

Investors should regularly assess their risk tolerance level, and their perceived tolerance may be inconsistent with the actual situation. Different investors have different risk tolerance, and with the changes of age, investment period, investment objectives and other factors, the tolerance level will also change. Investors can seek the assistance of professionals, understand their risk tolerance level and tailor their financial planning.

3. Determine the type of fund

Determine your own risk tolerance, investment period and financial objectives, and then determine the type of fund to invest in.

4. Three-dimensional Select Fund

Look at the historical performance: compare the short-term expected annualized expected return of a fund with the long-term expected annualized expected return.

Look at the fund company: look at the company's establishment time and the fund scale under management.

See the fund manager: Understand the investment style, investment philosophy and past performance of the fund manager.