Short-term debt funds are named after the short-term bonds they invest in. The investment scope is limited to bonds, central bank bills and other fixed-income varieties and bank deposits, and stocks and convertible bonds are not invested. Short-term debt funds mainly invest in the inter-bank bond market, which has the advantages of both bond funds and money funds. This is a fund product with higher income than money market funds, steady growth in net value and considerable liquidity.

Investors can judge the entry opportunity of the fund through the following factors:

1, valuation

The higher the fund valuation, the bigger the bubble, the higher the corresponding risk, and the greater the probability of later decline, while the lower the valuation, the greater the probability of later rise. So investors can consider buying when the valuation is low.

2. Market situation

Market conditions will affect the trend of the fund's net value. Generally speaking, if the market is not good, the net value of the fund will fall, and if the market is good, it will promote the net value of the fund to rise. So investors can consider buying when the market is getting better.

3. Theme trends

The trend of fund target is generally positively related to the trend of fund net value, that is, the fund target rises, the fund net value rises, the fund target falls, and the fund net value falls. Therefore, investors can consider buying when the fund theme bottoms out.