Is the relts fund reliable?

Hello, relts funds are reliable. In short, REITs funds package residential properties, apartments, office buildings, hotels, industrial parks, highways, warehouses and other asset projects, then split them into small parts and sell them to ordinary people like funds. It is very reliable in terms of its investment direction and targets, but it does not mean that every REITs fund can help investors make money. After all, REITs funds are funds, so they are risky and may lose money.

1. Advantages of relts funds: relts funds have portfolio investment advantages and more obvious risk diversification effects; public relts funds have broad market prospects and long-term investment value; the profitability of relts funds takes into account both stock funds and Characteristics of bond funds: high liquidity and fast realization; stable income, 90% of the rent is used for dividends; strict supervision and information disclosure standards are the same as those of listed companies. In fact, the biggest advantage of relts funds is growth and stable cash flow. This type of fund has good development prospects and relatively stable income, so it has been deeply loved by investors after being listed in China.

2. A final reminder: relts funds are new investment products in the fund market. Whether investors are willing to buy depends on their understanding of such funds. When choosing, choose one with good performance and strong fund managers.

1. When buying funds, you should pay attention to the following indicators. Paying attention to the maximum callback index can help solve three major problems: First, it can help determine whether a fund meets your own risk tolerance. Everyone's investment risk tolerance is different. A loss of 5, 10, or even 20 will look different to different people. Why do some people tend to forget food and tea after falling down when buying funds, or get caught? The big reason is that I bought a fund that was not in line with my risk tolerance, and the losses exceeded my expectations. Therefore, paying attention to the maximum correction range before buying a fund will help you "nip problems in the bud" first, and only start when your needs are met.

2. Secondly, when we choose funds of the same type or with similar investment directions and other similar indicators, we give priority to the one with the smaller "maximum callback". As the saying goes, the more you fall, the harder it is to recover. For example, if a fund withdraws up to 20, it needs to rise by 25 to return to its original net value; if it withdraws 40, it needs to earn 66.67 to recover the principal; if it withdraws by 50, it needs to rise by 100. Therefore, if the returns of several funds are equal within a certain range, the fund with a lower maximum drawdown control is a better choice, indicating that the fund manager can effectively control the risk of market decline and ensure the fund's return.

3. The position is determined by the callback. The "maximum retracement" is equivalent to a reference line that can help us roughly determine the position that meets the risk tolerance. The calculation formula is: Position = Maximum Tolerable Loss/Maximum Withdrawal of Funds. For example, a fund's maximum retracement is 40, and the risk they can bear is a position drop of 10. It is recommended that the fund allocate a maximum of 25 positions and make some relatively low-risk investments for the remaining positions.