It is entirely possible to give up 1 and 2. If you don't write the full name of the fund, you can't know which one (take UBS as an example, many funds follow these four words, and I don't know which one). However, "harvesting value" suggests never giving up. Judging from the details of its shareholding, it looks very good.

So I have to say something else. When investing in financial management, don't invest all your money in one variety. You should allocate your money reasonably in bonds, stocks, funds and cash. This is common sense, which is absolutely beneficial and harmless. For example, the funds above you are all stock funds with the same style, which is actually equivalent to one.

For bonds, you might as well buy a bond fund because you decide to invest for a long time. For stocks, it is best to make a stock combination of 10 ~ ~ 15.

Again, your idea is right (reducing the proportion of funds) and your approach is right (appropriately dispersing). However, if you don't know how to buy and sell bonds and stocks, be careful. After all, although the rational allocation of bonds, stocks, funds and cash is correct, ensuring the safety of principal is the first!

I hope it helps!