For a fund, it is not necessarily a good thing that the fund is too large, because when the fund is too large, the fund manager must allocate more assets, usually stocks or bonds, which has high requirements for the fund manager; In addition, the scale of the fund is too large, and the flexibility of operation will be greatly affected.
For example, the size of a fund is about 2 billion, and it may be enough to allocate 25 stocks. If the scale of a fund is tens of billions, it may need to allocate more stocks, which makes it more difficult for the fund manager, and at the same time, the fund manager does not have much ability and energy to track so many stocks at the same time.
However, when investing in funds, don't choose funds that are too small. Usually don't choose a fund of less than 50 million. The liquidation risk of such funds is relatively high. Moreover, when choosing a fund to buy, try to choose the old fund. Generally, such funds have been on the market for a long time and have been operating well. You can see the profitability over the years.
When choosing a fund, users should not only pay attention to the scale, but also pay attention to the fund manager, fund manager, fund custodian, dividend, management rate, custody rate and fund investment assets. , and then decide whether to buy the fund.
When users buy funds, it is best to choose low-net-worth positions to avoid high-net-worth positions. At the same time, when investing in funds, you can adopt the method of fixed investment, that is, buy a certain number of funds every month. By buying for a long time, the holding cost can be reduced, and good returns can be obtained when the subsequent funds rise and sell.