QDII funds will not show the valuation, because QDII funds are funds for domestic investors to invest in overseas assets, so it is difficult to give the fund a valuation, so it will not show the valuation. When choosing QDII funds, take the investment target as the reference standard.

QDII funds can invest in: 1, structured investment products linked to fixed income, equity, credit, commodity index, funds and other subject matters; 2. Bank deposits, certificates of deposit, bills of exchange, bank and commercial bills of exchange, repurchase agreements, etc. ; 3. Government bonds, corporate bonds, convertible bonds, mortgage-backed securities, etc. ; 4. Ordinary shares and depositary receipts that are allowed to be traded; 5. Warrants, options and futures that are allowed to trade; 6. Funds that are allowed to invest are publicly issued.