In fact, fund investment is not a steady business. The main task of a fund manager is to help investors manage funds, and he has no responsibility to help investors make money. For those fund managers with good professional ethics, they may restrict subscription when the market is in danger, and they will also make some apologies. It can be said that such behavior belongs to the industry conscience.
Top traffic fund managers apologize to investors.
The fund manager of a Public Offering of Fund product apologized to investors for controlling the withdrawal, and frankly interacted with investors, saying that the withdrawal of funds was indeed a bit large, but in the long run, the growth of related funds would be very strong, and I hope investors would keep their confidence. Investors were particularly moved when they saw the news, because when A shares plummeted, only one fund manager of more than 7,000 fund products came out to apologize.
It's hard to say whether such a thing is right or wrong.
We should make it clear that although the rise and fall of the fund will directly affect the fund manager, the fund manager will not be responsible for the investment results of every investor, so it is an obligation for the fund manager to apologize to investors. Some people may blame the fund manager for their investment results. I think this kind of behavior is a wrong interpretation of the investment concept and an ignorant behavior of investment knowledge.
Investors had better take a long-term view.
For those investors who want to get huge returns in a short time, their ideas may be just fantasy, because the fund is originally an investment product with a unit of years. Don't dwell on the ups and downs of the moment. If you lengthen the timeline, as long as you can hold it patiently, most investors can get rich returns in the investment process.