Is the rise and fall of the fund based on net value or valuation? Many people will have this reason when investing in funds. In fact, users can only see the valuation of the fund when submitting a subscription application. If they want to see the net value of the day, they need to wait until the fund company announces it around 10 in the afternoon. At this time, they can know the accurate net value of the day and confirm that the fund share will be calculated according to the net value of the day.

It is worth noting that the trend of fund valuation is basically consistent with the trend of fund net value. When the valuation of the fund rises, the net value of the fund will also rise; When the valuation of the fund falls, the net value of the fund will also fall. There is a big difference between the net value of the fund and the valuation of the fund, which is caused by the change of the fund position.

Users buy funds, usually when the net value of the fund is low. At this time, after purchasing the fund, they confirmed that they had gained more fund shares. When selling the fund, choose the position with high net value of the fund, and then the amount of money obtained from selling will be high. It is worth noting that when investing in funds, users must choose those with great growth potential.

Choosing a fund with great potential can be determined through various analysis, including recent performance, fund ranking, investment portfolio, fund size, fund manager and so on. Among them, when investors understand the performance of the fund, they should compare the expected annualized income of the fund with the performance benchmark of the fund, which is rarely valued by individual investors.

When investing in a fund, the size of the fund is also the focus of attention. Try not to choose a fund that is too large or too small. When the scale of the fund is too large, the fund manager needs to allocate more assets for the fund, and the large-scale fund faces large-scale redemption and its flexibility is relatively poor.