Yes, under normal circumstances, the fund can be redeemed when it stops trading, but it cannot be purchased. In some extreme cases, it may be temporarily impossible to redeem. For example, when there is a huge redemption of the fund, it may be restricted. At this time, the fund can be redeemed when it returns to normal state.

The fund stops trading: 1. When the fund pays dividends, if it buys in large quantities, it may dilute the income of investors who have already bought, so the fund suspends trading; 2. When the market falls, the fund manager is worried about the redemption tide of the fund. After the redemption tide, fund managers will be forced to sell shares for cash, which will lead to the decline of shares and the net value of funds. Therefore, the subscription may be suspended or the redemption business may be suspended.