Active equity funds are experiencing a double blow, with a performance gap of nearly 100 percentage points between the beginning and end of this year

On March 19th, in less than three months, the performance of active equity funds differed by nearly 100 percentage points between the beginning and end, which is relatively rare. In the volatile market, the top performers have achieved returns of over 80% this year, leading the decline in funds by nearly 15%. In the eyes of industry insiders, investors should focus on long-term performance when choosing funds, and fund companies should also prioritize the interests of investors. When emotions become overheated, practical purchase restrictions should be taken to promptly warn of risks. Data shows that as of March 17th, the average return of active equity funds this year has exceeded 7%. Among them, nearly 200 active equity funds have returns exceeding 20%, nearly 50 funds have returns exceeding 30%, and many funds have returns exceeding 60%. (Shanghai Stock News)

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