The one-year low of a fund means that a fund reaches the lowest net value in history within one year. This usually happens when the market falls, the economy is depressed or the fund investment strategy has problems. The net fund value represents the total value of the fund, including stocks, bonds, cash and other assets held by the fund. When the net value of the fund decreases, it means that the return on investment of the fund decreases, and investors may face the risk of loss.

The one-year low does not mean that the fund continues to decline, but it does mean that the fund has not performed well in the past year. This may be caused by many reasons, including the market environment, the investment strategy of the fund manager, or the poor performance of the industry or company invested by the fund.

When the fund is at a one-year low, investors need to make rational analysis, judge the long-term performance and future potential of the fund, and then decide whether to continue holding or adjust the investment strategy. At the same time, we can also pay attention to the announcements of fund companies and the investment strategies of fund managers, and understand their countermeasures in order to better grasp the investment risks and opportunities.