To tell the truth, I personally hold a lot, and the profit after the recent clearance is not bad, but after the resumption of trading, I found that this fund has many problems, and my views are for your reference.
First of all, look at its comparison with the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 funds for three years and one year. Whether it is cash withdrawal or profit, there is not much difference.
The key point is that when Xingquan trend becomes a star fund, the market value instantly becomes larger. How to digest such a large purchasing power? From the perspective of shareholding, Dong is becoming more and more mediocre, such as buying Vanke, Zijin and Ping An, which has dragged down many trends.
Looking at the shareholding ratio, it was a relatively safe method to balance 40+% stocks and 60% bonds before, but judging from the recent boom trend, it is precisely because of this balance that the fund lost its advantage in the recent rising market. Did the fund manager choose the right time? What I want is your stock-picking ability, just like Glen and Man Cang Medical, which have great ups and downs. Don't be half-dead like this.
I have done a test, and the band CSI 300 is more cost-effective than Xingquan trend. In particular, more and more tens of billions of star funds come out, which may make the shareholding more mediocre and concentrated, and finally won't win the CSI 300.