A fund manager refers to a professional fund investor who specializes in fund management and operation. Investors buying funds is equivalent to handing over investment funds to fund managers for stock investment, so the investment level of fund managers is directly related to investors' investment income. A fund manager can manage multiple funds at the same time, so how to choose the fund of the same fund manager when buying funds?

How to choose different funds of the same fund manager?

1 comparison by industry: when buying funds under the same fund manager, investors can choose which industries have great development prospects and high profitability, or they can choose funds with strong industry stability.

2 Comparison from the maximum amount of funds withdrawn: the rate of funds withdrawn refers to the degree to which funds have fallen from the highest point to the lowest point in a period of time. Under normal circumstances, the lower the rate of capital return, the better. Therefore, when choosing a fund, try to choose a fund with a small return rate.

Comparison of historical performance of funds: the historical performance of funds can well reflect the management ability of fund managers. The high historical performance of the fund indicates that the fund manager has operated the fund very well in the past, and the higher the historical performance of the fund indicates the higher the return on investment. Although the historical performance of the fund is the past performance of the fund and cannot represent the future performance of the fund, it can also be used as a reference index.

4 comparison of fund valuation: generally speaking, the lower the fund valuation, the better, because the lower the cost of holding positions, the greater the income when the fund rises. However, fund investment is not only about choosing the purchase with higher or lower fund valuation, but also needs to be compared with the current actual market, because the lower fund valuation does not mean that there is much room for growth in the future, or it may be a fund with very poor performance, which has been falling endlessly.

5 fund size comparison: when choosing a fund, the fund size should not be too small or too large. Generally speaking, it is better to choose a medium-sized fund, because it is more difficult for fund managers to manage if the fund scale is too large, and it is more difficult to manage when the market is good or bad. Funds with too small a fund scale are easy to be liquidated, and the impact will be even greater in the case of a huge application for redemption.