What does fund performance comparison benchmark mean?

When novices first start fund trading, they are trading and learning at the same time. In the process of fund trading, they will inevitably encounter to many questions. The emergence and resolution of these problems is a process of progress and degeneration. Below, the editor will introduce what the fund performance comparison benchmark means. I hope you will like it.

What does the fund performance comparison benchmark mean?

The fund performance comparison benchmark is simply a goal set for oneself, but the fund's performance benchmark is not set randomly. A goal is calculated based on relevant data, mainly based on historical data and industry data. For example: It's like a student sets a target score for himself in the final exam. However, the target score is not set as much as he wants, but based on the student's historical performance and the performance of his classmates. to be calculated. The fund performance comparison benchmark is an estimated value. The final return may be higher than this value, but it may also be lower than this value. The fund performance comparison benchmark cannot be considered to be the final actual return of the fund.

What do you think of the fund performance comparison benchmark?

The fund performance comparison benchmark is a data that public funds must publish and can be viewed in the fund's relevant data. See whether you can achieve this goal in the end. If you achieve this goal, it means you are qualified, but if you do not achieve this goal, you are unqualified. Fund performance comparison benchmark is a data that is easily overlooked. Fund performance comparison benchmark can reflect the fund's investment style and the management capabilities of the fund team.

Two major techniques investors can refer to

1. Don’t be superstitious about shrinkage at the bottom. The real bottom is not based on judging the shrinkage. If the volume can be long for six consecutive days and the volume can be enlarged for three consecutive days, then we can judge whether it is the bottom. The sky-high price reaches the top in three days, and the land price reaches the bottom in a hundred days. The formation of the bottom requires a rebound and oscillation, which is very tiring. Don't rush for the rebound of the V-shaped bottom.

2. The confirmation of the bottom also requires technical judgment. If the stocks are oscillating below the 20th, they are not forming a bottom. Judging from the shape, the bottom will gradually raise the bottom. The KDJ and RSI indicators are both bullish. The bottom is moderately heavy, and the bottom is long for a week in a row. Warm reminder: Don’t expect to buy at the lowest point to avoid being trapped again in the next downtrend.