1, working years. Generally speaking, 2-3 years is a calf bear, and 7-8 years is a bull bear. Therefore, if a fund manager has the same working years, it is enough to show that the fund manager can basically resist most investment risks.

2. Performance benchmarks. The so-called combination of market factors and comparison with performance benchmarks is an important step. The benchmark of performance comparison is equivalent to the qualified line of the fund, which will naturally change with the fluctuation of the market, just as the qualified line of the test paper will be adjusted accordingly with the type and difficulty.

It should be noted that when evaluating the fund manager according to the performance comparison benchmark, we should not only pay attention to his bull market earnings performance, but ignore his bear market risk resistance ability. It is easy to make money in a bull market, but it is very difficult to resist falling in a bear market or a volatile market. 3. Investment style. Some people will ask: this doesn't mean anything. What if he only bets on bull stocks or bull stocks this year? It's okay, we still have a way!