There are many investors in the market who love to play new funds, mainly because they think that playing new funds is cheap and there is a big room for future growth. This is of course a cognitive misunderstanding. After all, as long as it is a good fund, there is no upper limit to its growth. Part of the reason is influenced by the packaging and publicity of the new fund issuance period.
Because there is not much historical data for reference, it is more difficult to choose a new fund. How should I choose a new fund?
Let's see the fund manager first. The proportion of partial stock hybrid funds and flexible allocation funds is getting higher and higher. Compared with stock funds, such funds are more flexible in investing in stock positions and have higher requirements for the ability of fund managers. The fund manager directly affects the future performance of the fund.
Try to consider fund managers who have worked for 3 years or more and have managed the same type of funds during their tenure and have higher income than similar funds.
The liquidity of funds is also a very important indicator. The proportion of holding funds in newly issued funds is higher and higher. Investors need to consider liquidity issues in advance and make capital arrangements in advance.
Backed by a big tree, it is good to enjoy the cool, and the background strength of the fund company where the new fund is located is also a condition that affects the driving factors of fund performance.
Try to choose fund companies with strong investment and research strength and comprehensive background, such as fund companies from the top ten.
The track of fund investment choice is also crucial. Only by investing in industries with growth potential in the future can the fund have the potential for sustained growth. After all, fund investment is an investment product with long-term interest in the future.