Index-enhanced funds belong to medium-high risk, and the medium-high risk level is R4. The fund mainly invests in relatively high-risk assets such as stocks, so the risk of the fund is relatively high, and the risk is directly proportional to the income. High risk means high income. Generally, in the details of fund products, it will show what risk products the fund belongs to, and investors can choose the appropriate products according to their risk preferences.

At present, stock funds, partial-share hybrid funds, index funds and linked funds all belong to medium and high-risk funds, which are suitable for investors with high risk tolerance.

Index-enhanced fund is a kind of index fund, which tracks a specific index, buys all or part of the constituent stocks in the index, and actively manages the fund, such as stock selection and innovation, mainly in pursuit of excess returns. Index-enhanced funds aim to surpass the tracking index.