Everyone has his own name, every stock has its own name, and so does the fund. Every fund in the fund market has its own code and name, and these names are not random, and they are roughly composed of three parts. Let's take a look at the detailed introduction.

What are the three steps to name a fund?

Fund name consists of company name+investment direction/fund characteristics+fund type. Generally speaking, investors can tell which company the fund belongs to, which field or direction to invest in and what type it is by its name. For example, the fund issued by E Fund Company starts with E Fund. If it is a hybrid fund, there will be the word hybrid in the name.

The names of some funds will be composed of four parts: the name of the fund company+individual name+investment direction (fund characteristics)+fund type, and sometimes fund raising methods, such as sponsorship, will be added. For example, Jiahe Rock Mixed Fund and Jiahe Pan Tong Bond Fund. "Rock" and "Pan Tong" are their own personal names.

Funds can be divided into closed and open types. The names of closed-end funds are all "funds" plus "XX", which has no special meaning. Take some auspicious names and let it go. For example, the fund Fenghe and so on. Open-end funds are all "fund company name" plus "fund characteristics" or "nice suffix" and finally "fund category". You may also have a "fund expense type", which has nothing to do with performance.

The above is an analysis of the trilogy of fund naming, hoping to help you better understand the fund. If you want to search a fund accurately, it is actually best to search its fund code. After all, the names of funds under the same fund company are mostly the same, which is easy to be confused.