When you look at the fund chart, you should first explain the meaning of each graph clearly. On the left of the fund chart is the fund net value, on the right is the percentage, below is the time, and the curve is the trend of the day.

In the fund chart, the unit net value is the current fund net value of each fund, and the fund calculates the cumulative net value after adding the distribution income of each fund to the unit net value. The key is to look at the historical total income of the fund. Shanghai Composite Index is the comprehensive index value of Shanghai Stock Exchange, which reflects the overall market of stocks, funds and other products.

If you see on the fund chart that the net value of the fund is higher than the subscription price at that time plus all service fees, it means that the investor's income at this time is greater than the investment and is in a profitable state. The unit value of the fund is the net value of the fund on that day.

Observing the fund trend curve is the basic method to clarify the basic situation of fund products such as income and risk. On the trend curve of the fund, we can see the historical profitability of the fund, judge the different situations of the fund in different periods, and make a choice for the sale of the fund.