Growth investment fund is a common kind of fund, which pursues long-term appreciation of fund assets. In order to achieve this goal, fund managers usually invest their fund assets in the stocks of companies with high reputation, good long-term growth prospects or long-term surplus. When choosing stocks, growth funds pays less attention to the price of stocks and invests more in companies with growing industries. In the specific stock selection, it is more inclined to invest in listed companies with growth potential and companies with industry growth. Its investment targets are mainly small companies with great appreciation potential in the market and stocks in some emerging industries. In order to achieve the goal of maximum value-added, growth funds usually pays little dividends, but often reinvests the dividends, bonuses and profits obtained from investment to realize capital appreciation. Growth funds mainly invests in its stocks. Generally, the price in growth funds fluctuates greatly, but the income is generally high.

Theoretically speaking, growth investment funds not only get higher returns, but also take higher risks. Generally speaking, with the rise and fall of the market, the income of growth investment funds fluctuates greatly. Judging from the change of unit net value, the net value of some growth investment funds with short establishment time has changed greatly. Growth funds are divided into positive growth and stable growth. Growth funds actively pursues long-term capital appreciation, but prefers small-scale growth enterprises in the choice of targets, with high risks and high returns. Steady growth generally does not engage in speculative activities, pursues long-term capital appreciation, and aims at stable and sustained long-term growth.