The Fund implements the trading mode of T+ 1, buying on the trading day, determining the share in the second transaction, and calculating the income after the share is confirmed. So, if you buy on the trading day, you will calculate the income the next day. Secondly, the income generated by the fund on the same day will be updated the next day, so the fund will see the income every few days.

What's the difference between funds and stocks?

1, different risks: the risks faced by stocks include liquidity risk, business style risk of listed companies and systemic risk; The fund is equivalent to buying a basket of stocks, and the risk is managed by the fund manager, so the risk of the fund is lower than that of stocks.

2. Different issuers: the stock is the certificate issued by the company in the market, and investors redeem the shareholders of the company in the market after buying the stock. A fund is a product of a collective asset management plan issued by a fund company, and investors call it a shareholder of the fund after purchasing it.

3. Different returns: stocks are accompanied by high risks and high returns; The risk and return of the fund are relatively moderate.

4. Different trading places: stocks can only be traded on the market, while funds are divided into OTC funds and on-market funds according to different issuance methods.

5, different investment methods: buying stocks requires investors to analyze themselves and grasp the buying and selling points themselves; Buying a fund means giving money to the fund manager for investment. The more professional the fund manager is, the more trading points he has.