If it is purchased after 3 pm on the opening day, the net value and share will not be determined until the next opening day, and it will not be sold until the next opening day at the earliest.
You can sell the buy fund at any time, as long as you are not afraid of losing money, starting from the day after you confirm holding the buy fund. If you want to make money by buying funds and maximize your income, you must first understand some basic common sense, and it is best to have some experience and some basic skills about fund operation before you can say how long the fund will be held before it can be sold.
1. Buying a fund is different from trading stocks. Generally, the long-term holding income will be more, that is, the profit rate will be higher.
2. Buying a fund is different from a deposit, and it can completely protect the capital. Holding a fund for a long time will also lead to the loss of funds.
3. The fund has a net value (it can be said that it is equivalent to the unit price of the purchased fund share) and this net value changes every working day (that is, there is profit and loss).
4. Funds generally have subscription fees (or zero subscription fees) and redemption fees, and the redemption fee rate is related to the length of time the fund is held. If the holding time is short, the rate will be higher. Generally, the redemption fee of 1.5% is charged for holding funds for less than 7 days, and it is not charged for some funds exceeding 1 month, while some gold-based rules are 3 months, 6 months, 1 year or more or 2 years.
Every fund product has a different handling fee standard when it is sold. Many funds charge redemption fees according to their holding years, and those below 1 year are charged at 0.5% of the redemption amount, those above 1 year are charged at 0.25%, and those above 2 years are charged at 0, depending on product specifications.
The selling rates of different funds are different, and short-term financial funds and money funds are free;
The longer the same fund is held, the lower the handling fee rate;
Some funds have the lowest redemption rate;
The redemption of the same fund share bought on different dates will follow the principle of first in, first out. If it is a one-time redemption, the redemption fee will be calculated by stages according to the holding days;
If the fund is held for less than 7 days, the fund company will generally charge a handling fee of not less than 1.5%, which is subject to the calculation of the fund company.