Look at the low net worth. First of all, it depends on whether he bought it because of his low net worth, because sometimes the net worth of the fund sold first is 1, so some investors are biased in their hearts. They believe that the higher the net value of the fund, the greater the risk. So they will pay attention to these new funds, their low net worth purchases. In fact, their income is related to the assets of these funds, but has nothing to do with the net value. So when we buy stocks, we need to pay attention to the investment of the fund, its future and potential market, not its net value.
Look at their opening period. Secondly, we need to observe this fund, which has a opening period, because sometimes newly issued funds usually have a closing period of 1~3 months. Therefore, during this period, investors can't see the ups and downs of the funds they buy, so at this time, fund managers will use this time to slowly open positions for the funds. Then we don't know the fluctuation at this time, so sometimes we miss the market. Then there will be a possibility of decline at this time, so when we buy a new fund for sale, we should decide whether to buy it according to the market situation.
According to historical performance as a reference, then the last one is that we should refer to his historical performance, because we all know that when buying a fund, he will definitely have certain risks. But when we buy an old fund, we must look at its performance, reputation and so on. However, we don't know the performance and reputation of the newly issued fund, so we can only take his historical performance as a reference. To estimate his future situation or some ups and downs, only in this way can we decide whether to buy or not.