1. Market risk also refers to systemic risk: it is the risk caused by certain environmental factors that affect securities prices, including policy risk, economic cyclical fluctuation risk, interest rate risk, purchasing power risk, exchange rate risk, etc.

2. Technical risk: refers to the risk that the subscription and redemption of funds cannot be completed within the normal period due to the abnormal support of technical support systems or information networks.

3. Huge redemption risk: refers to the risk that the fund manager is difficult to pay cash because of the partial delay or suspension of huge redemption due to market fluctuations and other reasons.

4. Management ability risk: refers to the risk that different fund managers have different fund investment management levels, means and technologies, which will affect the fund's income level.

5. Unknown price risk of the fund: refers to the risk that is difficult to predict due to price changes.

6. Credit risk: refers to the risk of loss caused by breach of contract during fund trading.