The first is the cyclical fund, which refers to the industry that will rise and fall together according to the national economy. If the economy is good, they will be worse and have great uncertainty, because the market is unpredictable and no one knows what will happen tomorrow. This kind of fund is not suitable for us ordinary people to hold for a long time. Such as steel, nonferrous metals and coal. , all belong to strong cyclical industries. There are also transportation, chemicals, textiles and so on. , claiming to be the fund's _ diaosi. These funds can rise from 1 in good times, and directly fall from 10 in bad times. If you are unlucky, it will be high when you buy it, and it is more likely that the funds will turn from high to low.
Second, class C funds, that is, funds with "C" at the end of the fund name, have no subscription fee or subscription fee when buying, but will accrue sales service fees on a daily basis. Compared with other A-type funds, the longer the holding time, the higher the transaction cost. If it is held for more than 6 months or 1 year, it is more expensive to buy a class C fund than a general fund.
Third, small-scale funds, because the current market has been fluctuating back and forth, everyone's investment enthusiasm is not high, many new funds have not raised enough funds, and they are at risk of ending their operations at any time. Some funds with a scale of only a few hundred million are very dangerous, and they are liquidated carelessly, and the loss-making funds have no chance to turn over.