First of all, we need to know the skills of buying funds. What we must know is whether we want to buy active funds or passive funds. Because active funds and passive funds are two different types of funds, active funds need more skills than passive funds. Today, I will tell you a few tips for choosing active funds.
1. It depends on the fund manager. Because if the fund manager is changed frequently, it proves that the fund is not very good, so the manager is changed frequently;
It depends on the past performance of this fund. If this fund has been playing a relatively stable role in the past 3-5 years and is at the upper-middle level, then this fund can be considered;
3. Look at the withdrawal of the fund. If the withdrawal amount of this fund is too large, then this fund is also an unstable fund, so we will not consider it;
4. Look at the size of the fund. The scale of the fund should not be too large or too small, and it is best between 654.38+0 billion and 654.38+0.5 billion. Because the fund is too small and easy to be liquidated, the scale is too large and difficult to manage, which requires high professionalism. Therefore, the scale of the fund must be well controlled.
5. Understand the main direction of fund investment. What sectors or types of stocks it mainly invests in must be clear, such as semiconductors or new energy. These industries have attracted much attention.
So how to do high throwing and low sucking? In fact, there is no clear definition skill for high throwing and low sucking. As long as it reaches a relatively high valuation, it can be thrown high. The evaluation standard of this valuation can be overestimated or underestimated by historical price-earnings ratio valuation.