1. When choosing a fund size, try to choose a fund size of more than 200 million, because the fund size is too small to be liquidated and there will be certain risks, but don't choose a fund with too large a scale, and it is not easy for fund managers to adjust positions and manage. Generally, moderation will be better.
2. Try to choose fund managers who have worked for more than 5 years, because long-term fund managers are more experienced than new fund managers. In addition, when choosing a fund manager, you can refer to the fund return rate, employment return rate and so on that the fund manager has managed in the past.
3. The annualized rate of return of the fund should be above 15% as far as possible. Some funds with low returns are like a bottomless black hole. However, if the fund's income rises very fast and very high, it is necessary to pay attention to whether it has risen to a high level, and the risk of fund chasing up is also great.
4. Is the fund's rate of return in the past 3 -5 years directly proportional? Although the return of the past does not represent the future, it will still have certain reference significance. Investors should pay more attention to analysis and thinking when watching.
5. Try to choose more than 3 stars for Morningstar rating. If the Morningstar rating is less than 3 stars, then this fund has no advantage over other funds with high Morningstar rating.
6. The fund has been established for at least 5 years, because it represents a good fund. If the past income is not good, it is likely to be bankrupt and liquidated, which also has certain reference significance to some extent.
7. Sharp ratio is greater than 2, the higher the better.
8. The maximum withdrawal rate is less than 20%.
The above is a summary of the following eight indicators for reference only.