The main income of investment funds is to earn the difference between buying low and selling high. As long as the net value of the fund sold by investors is higher than the net value of the fund bought, investors can get income. The net value of the fund is higher than the net purchase value, indicating that the fund has gone up. So what does the fund's increase in holdings mean? What are the factors that affect the fund's increase?

What do you mean by increasing the fund?

The meaning of fund rise is the decline and rise of the fund on that day. In the same market environment, funds with large gains are good funds, while funds with small or large gains are not high-quality funds. From the increase of fund stocks, we can intuitively see whether a fund is good or not, so we can judge the quality of the fund according to the long-term increase of the fund and the stock market. So to put it simply, the rise and fall of the fund is calculated according to the net value of the fund. If the increase of the fund on that day is negative, it means that the net value of the fund will decrease and the income of the fund will also decrease. If the increase of the day is positive, it means that the net value of the fund will increase. The corresponding fund income will also rise.

What is the impact of the fund increase?

1, investment position: the market trend of the fund will be affected by its investment position. For example, when the constituent stocks of equity funds are in an upward trend, it will promote the fund to rise, and when the constituent stocks of funds are in a downward trend, it will lead to the decline of their funds;

2. Ability of fund manager: The ability of fund manager will also affect the market trend of fund net value. If the fund manager has strong management ability, it can attract investors in the market to buy, thus promoting the increase of the fund's net value. If the fund manager's management ability is poor, it will cause investors in the market to wait and see, or sell their own fund market share, resulting in a decline in the fund's net value;

3. Fund sales performance: Fund performance is the internal driving force for the decline of fund net value. If the fund's sales performance is good, it will promote the increase of the fund's net value. Conversely, if the fund's sales performance is weak, it will cause the fund's net value to fall.