High-priced funds indicate that the manager has operated successfully, while low-priced funds may have problems with the management of the fund manager. Funds with low unit net worth may not necessarily rise fast. The performance of the fund has nothing to do with the price level. At the same time, the market conditions faced by the fund are the same. The future investment income of the fund depends entirely on the investment level of the fund manager and has little to do with the current price of the fund.
The net value of funds is actually just a representation, and various funds are not homogeneous commodities. Funds are not stocks, so "selling high and sucking low" does not apply to fund investment. The price of a fund is determined by its net asset value and has nothing to do with supply and demand.
1. You can't choose a fund only based on its current net value. Preference for funds with lower net worth may make investors lose long-term appreciation opportunities.
2. It can't be considered that the net value of the fund is low, and the same amount can buy more shares, and the return on investment will definitely be higher.
3. If you don't have rich and professional knowledge about funds, you can refer to buying products launched by Big Fund Management Co., Ltd. These funds have high investment value in the long run.