These parameters, such as standard deviation and beta coefficient, are measures of past performance and have certain reference value, but for active funds, it is more important for the fund manager himself.

When choosing a fund, you can pay more attention to these aspects:

-Has the fund changed managers recently?

-What funds did the fund manager manage in the past and what was their performance? ?

-What's the third party's evaluation of him? Is the fund manager's own investment philosophy similar to yours?

In fact, active funds are more popular, that is, looking for a fund manager to help you "stock"; The human factor is very important, but it is extremely complicated to analyze.

If you find it difficult to master, I suggest starting with a relatively simple index fund ~

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