No one bought funds this year. The following are the reasons why no one bought some funds: 1. Market situation: Market conditions have a greater impact on the demand for funds.

If the overall market performance is poor or unstable, investors may be cautious about purchasing funds and choose to wait and see or look for other investment opportunities.

2. Investment style: Different funds have different investment styles and strategies.

When certain investment styles are not favored or do not suit current market conditions, investors may choose other funds that better suit their needs, resulting in a decline in purchases of certain funds.

3. Performance: The fund’s past performance has a great influence on investors’ decision-making.

If a fund performs poorly or does not match the market, investors may lose confidence in it and stop buying.

4. Fund flow: Fund flow may also affect fund purchases.

If investors move to other investment vehicles, such as stocks, real estate or other financial products, the fund's buying volume will decline.

5. Other factors: There are other factors, such as policy or regulatory changes, economic uncertainty, macro environment, etc. that may also affect investors' purchasing decisions on funds.

Generally speaking, a fund is an asset management model that pools everyone's money together and is managed by professionals. Simply put, it means accumulation of funds and professional financial management.