Fund refined operation, shareholder interests first.

Recently, after the rapid rise of popular themes in the market, some related funds have chosen to limit purchases, including some high-performing products with a return rate of over 100% since the beginning of the year. At the same time, some funds have "opened their doors" and resumed large purchases. Industry insiders say that restricting purchases of high-performing products is a measure taken by managers to balance "expansion of scale" and "performance stability", reflecting a priority consideration for "long-term benefits for investors" in refined operations. Looking at the medium to long term, there are still plenty of investment opportunities in the A-share market, and lifting purchase restrictions may achieve a win-win situation for fund size and performance.