What is the general rate of return for fixed income “+” products? How much money can you make by buying debt funds? Fixed-income "+" fund products are a very popular concept, and there are more and more fixed-income "+" products on the market. "Fixed-income+" products are income-based products based on bonds. For the bottom position, most of the positions are selected from stable fixed assets to lock in the underlying income, with a certain proportion of equity positions. If you want to position the positions, select stocks and convertible bonds to increase the income space, and seize opportunities with high certainty such as the issuance of convertible bonds. Increase earnings. Fixed income "+" mainly includes two types of products, namely secondary bond funds and partial debt hybrid funds. The maximum stock position of secondary bond funds is 20%, and the maximum stock position of partial debt hybrid funds is usually 30%. . It is said that fixed income "+" products are good. If you buy related products, how much profit can you get? The income of fixed income "+" products is different under different market environments. In a market where the stock market is booming and the bond market is declining, fixed-income "+" products mainly balance risks through stock positions and improve income elasticity. According to historical conditions, the average annual growth rate of debt-oriented funds among the two types of fixed-income "products" is The average annual growth rate of ordinary secondary debt funds is . In a market where the stock market and bond market are booming at the same time, the average annual growth rate of secondary debt funds among "fixed income +" products is . At this time, the performance of fixed income "+" products is also relatively Ideally, while the returns are better than those of bond funds, the volatility and drawdown are smaller than those of stock funds, and the investment experience is better. In a market where the bond market is booming and the stock market is declining, the "fixed income +" strategy plays a debt-oriented nature and strives for stable returns through bottom positions in bonds while reducing investment in equity assets. The returns are similar to ordinary bond funds.