Fund red represents the risk of the fund, which is what we often call "high risk and high return". Usually, red funds refer to funds that invest in stocks, stock funds, and even some funds that invest in innovative enterprises. These funds have great income potential, but they are also accompanied by high risks. Due to the influence of market fluctuation, red funds may suffer large losses, which requires investors to have certain risk tolerance.

Fund green represents the security of the fund, which is what we often call "low risk and low return". Green funds usually invest in fixed-income securities, such as government bonds, bank wealth management, bond funds and so on. Although these funds rarely fluctuate greatly, investors' returns are limited.

However, investors do not need to simply choose red or green funds. According to the individual's risk tolerance and investment objectives, it is most important to choose a fund that suits you. Red fund can be regarded as an integral part of investment portfolio, and it can cooperate with green fund to achieve a balance between risk and return. Investment funds need to treat red and green rationally and choose the right investment direction according to their own situation in order to get more benefits from investment.