Hello, a hybrid fund refers to a fund that invests in multiple financial instruments (such as stocks and bonds) at the same time. Its risk is generally smaller than that of stock funds, and its expected return is generally higher than that of bond funds, which is more suitable for more conservative investors.

Advantages Some excellent hybrid funds can get the same income as equity funds in a bull market, and resist falling in a bear market. In short, they can go up and down, so hybrid funds are more favored by investors with high risk tolerance.

type

1. Partial stock fund: the proportion of stocks is greater than that of bonds, the proportion of stock allocation is 50%-70%, and the proportion of bonds is 20%-40%;

2. Partial debt fund: the proportion of bonds is greater than that of stocks, the proportion of stock allocation is 20%-40%, and the proportion of bonds is 50%-70%;

3. Equity-debt balanced fund: the proportion of stocks and bonds is equivalent;

4. Allocation of funds: flexibly adjust the allocation ratio of funds according to changes in the financial market.

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