When buying a fund, it is also important to choose a good fund manager besides paying attention to the scale of the fund, the past income of the fund and the morning star level of the fund. But many people will not screen fund managers, so how to screen fund managers? How do fund managers look good? I have prepared relevant contents for your reference.

When choosing a fund, the first thing is to see if there is a stable historical performance of 3-5 years. Secondly, when choosing a fund manager, we need to look at the long-term performance of the fund manager. You can make a table and filter it yourself. For example, if you screen fund managers whose average annualized rate of return exceeds 15%, you can continue screening after screening, and those who have worked for more than 10 years.

When choosing a fund manager, it is generally better to have a long service life than the new fund manager, because the fund manager with a long service life has experienced "bull and bear" and is more experienced than the new fund manager.

Second, it depends on performance. Only fund managers with outstanding performance will have a greater chance to make money for us. If we invest in a bad fund manager, the fund will continue to fall, just like a bottomless black hole, falling more and more. Although the past does not represent the future, it will still have certain reference significance.

It is worth noting that when looking at a fund manager, it depends on whether the term of office of the fund manager is his. For example, some funds have excellent historical returns, with a five-star rating for three years and five years, but the new fund manager just took office recently, so these achievements are not his and need to be carefully considered.