Fund trading is to earn the difference by buying and selling. As long as the net selling value is higher than the net buying value, investors will make a profit. So how do funds buy and sell? Let's get to know each other.

How to buy and sell funds?

Buy and sell at one time: this is the easiest way, that is, place an order directly after seeing the market and the fund. This method is suitable for investors who have a good grasp of the market, or funds with stable income and little fluctuation.

Fixed investment buying and one-time selling: This is the most common fixed investment strategy, that is, a certain amount of funds is fixed every month or quarter, which avoids the opportunity risk of one-time buying, spreads the investment cost equally and reduces the overall risk. When selling, you need to seize the opportunity, you can set profit targets or set market indicators.

Pyramid bulk buying and selling: This is a position management method, which is to adjust the buying and selling quantity according to the market price. When the market falls, gradually increase the number of purchases and reduce costs; When the market rises, gradually reduce the number of purchases or increase the number of sales to lock in the income. This method is suitable for volatile market or industry theme funds.

The purchase and sale of funds are calculated by share, and there will be a starting purchase amount, which is generally 100 yuan. If the net value of the fund is 2 yuan at this time, then buying 100 yuan means buying 50 fund shares. Many funds started with the fixed investment of 10 yuan. The trading of funds needs to follow the rules of confirmation date and trading day of subscription and redemption. Subscription confirmation date refers to the date when the fund company confirms the subscription share and amount after the investor submits the subscription application; The redemption confirmation date refers to the date when the fund company confirms the redemption share and amount after the investor submits the redemption application; The trading day refers to the date when the stock exchange normally opens for trading.