1. Looking at the past performance of the fund, the past performance of the fund can reflect the strength of the fund;

2. Looking at the scale of the fund, large-scale funds are more stable and not easy to run;

3. Look at the size of the fund company and the overall performance of the fund;

4. Look at the fund prospectus to see if its investment philosophy is recognized by investors;

5. See whether the quarterly and annual reports of the fund are in line with investors' investment philosophy;

6. Look at the experience of the fund manager, how long he has been in this industry, whether he has frequently changed jobs, how long he has been a fund manager, whether he is young, and whether he has experienced a sharp rise and fall in the stock market;

7. Observe the fluctuation range of the fund.

What is a fund index?

Fund index is an indicator reflecting the comprehensive changes in the fund market. Both Shenzhen Stock Exchange and Shanghai Stock Exchange use existing securities investment funds to compile fund indexes. Since July 3, 2000, Shenzhen Stock Exchange stopped compiling and publishing the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Index (code: 9904) with the old funds as samples, and launched a new fund index at the same time. It is the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Fund Index (code: 9905). The index is compiled by Peggy's weighted comprehensive index method.