Fighting Fund

Author: Yang Chaojun
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: Based on over a decade of in-depth research on domestic and international capital markets, as well as years of investment experience, we deeply understand that mutual funds, as a financial investment product that has become increasingly popular abroad, possess distinct characteristics compared to other securities like stocks and bonds. Adhering to the value investment philosophy, focusing on long-term investment returns, promptly adjusting investment risks, and clearly recognizing the investment style of the fund manager (or fund management company) are all factors that need to be particularly paid attention to when investing in funds. Each chapter of this book elaborates on and analyzes the aforementioned issues from different perspectives. Chapters 2, 3, and 4 form the core of the book, covering fundamental analysis of funds, identification of the investment style of the fund manager (or fund management company), and several rules and techniques that investors can try in practical operations. To enhance intuitive understanding, Chapter 5 categorizes and scans domestic fund products, and selects the top-performing fund portfolio announcements from the third quarter of 2001 for collation, summarization, and comparison, which to some extent more clearly reflects the shift in investment strategies and style differences when the market trends reverse. The latter part is more targeted at professional investors or institutional investors, providing a comprehensive and detailed introduction to the current performance evaluation indicators for funds both domestically and internationally. This can also serve as a window for small investors in China and abroad to understand institutional operations.