Common types of funds include money market funds, bond funds, stock funds, commodity funds, and balanced (hybrid) funds. Each type differs significantly in investment scope, risk-return characteristics, and liquidity. Below is a detailed introduction.
Funds can be broadly categorized into money market funds, bond funds, stock funds, commodity funds, and balanced (hybrid) funds based on the primary asset classes they invest in.
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The market involves risks, and investing requires caution. The above introduction is intended to help you understand the potential characteristics of fund products and does not constitute investment advice. Before making any investment decisions, you should carefully review the information and relevant documents provided by fund sponsors and products to assess whether you are suitable for investing in such fund products and your ability to bear risks.