Hello, yes, it's just harder. After the ETF fund falls, investors can sell it directly on the exchange, and the transaction will be conducted according to the principle of time priority and price priority. To put it simply, the buying declaration with higher commission price takes precedence over the lower buying declaration, and the lower selling declaration takes precedence over the higher selling declaration; If you declare at the same price, it depends on who declares first and who clinches the deal first.

After ETF falls, if investors want to sell quickly, they can choose to sell at a low price or at the earliest time. Once someone buys it, they will give priority to the transaction, such as selling it at a falling price the next trading day. When there are more orders sold in the market and fewer bills are paid, investors are less likely to sell orders.