Almost every industry has a rating, which is a comprehensive evaluation of the products in this industry, and then expressed by stars. The higher the star rating, the better. So is the five-star rating fund very good and can it be bought?

Can I buy a five-star rated fund?

Five-star rating funds can be bought, but they are not 100% profitable, so whether to buy them depends on investors' own decisions and whether the current fundamentals of five-star rating funds have changed. If the general trend of five-star rating funds has not changed and the fundamentals have not deteriorated, you can buy them, because the iron law of investment is that performance is always king, and those funds that can get a soft five-star rating are even scarcer.

Funds that have won "five-star" praise for three consecutive years in the fund circle are the favorite of senior people. Five-star rating fund risk warning: the past performance of this fund cannot predict its future performance, and the performance of other funds managed by this fund manager does not constitute a guarantee for the performance of the new fund.

Five-star rating funds can focus on it, but don't buy it blindly, because the history of the fund can't represent the future, and the future trend of the fund is affected by many factors, such as the change of fund managers and the change of investment portfolio. When investors buy a fund, they should pay attention not to whether the fund has a five-star rating, but to analyze whether it has a large room for growth and how its development prospects are.

After reading the above introduction, I believe everyone will have a clearer understanding of whether a five-star rating fund can be bought. The five-star rating is based on the past performance of the fund and objectively analyzes it, aiming at helping investors find funds worthy of further study, rather than representing suggestions for trading funds.