Yes, the fund is guaranteed. A guarantee fund is a fund product that promises to return at least the investor's principal when the investment expires. This kind of fund aims to reduce investment risks and provide investors with certain investment protection. Capital preservation funds usually invest part of their funds in low-risk assets (such as bonds and money market instruments). To achieve the goal of capital preservation, the rest of the funds are invested in high-risk assets such as stocks and options, in pursuit of higher returns.

It should be noted that the capital preservation fund does not guarantee investment income, but only guarantees that the principal does not lose money. The performance of capital preservation funds is influenced by the market environment, the investment strategy and investment level of fund managers. In addition, the capital preservation fund usually has a limited investment period, and redemption before the expiration of the investment period may face higher expenses or failure to protect the capital.

When choosing a capital preservation fund, investors should carefully understand the investment strategy, risk level, investment period and cost of the fund, and consult professional investment consultants before making a decision.