1, historical performance of fund managers
The historical performance of fund managers reflects the investment level of fund managers to a certain extent and affects the trend of fund net value. Generally speaking, the better the historical performance of fund managers, the better the later performance of funds.
2. Return rate of funds
The withdrawal rate of funds refers to the extent to which the net value of funds drops from the highest position to the lowest position in a period of time. Generally speaking, the greater the fund withdrawal rate, the greater the fund fluctuation and instability, the smaller the fund withdrawal rate, the smaller the fund fluctuation and stability, and the better the fund.
3. Capital transaction rate
The lower the fund rate, the better the fund, and investors can save a sum of money when buying.
4. Flexibility of the Fund
Investors can compare the flexibility of the two funds, and the fund with high flexibility is better. For example, the flexibility of open-end funds is better than that of closed-end funds.
5. Fluctuation and persistence.
Many times, we will see that some funds perform well at certain times, but sometimes they perform poorly. So judging the quality of a fund depends on the stability of its performance.