Income from operating fund assets of the operating company.

A fund refers to a certain amount of funds set up for a certain purpose with a specific purpose and purpose. Dividend in fund income refers to the income that the fund enjoys the distribution of the company's net profit due to the purchase of the company's preferred shares. Dividends are an important part of the fund's return on investment, and are usually agreed in advance according to a certain proportion. The level of dividend is also very important for investors, because it is related to the actual investment income in the future.

Fund income is the income obtained by the operating company from operating fund assets, including dividend income, capital gain, interest income and so on. Investors' income after purchasing funds mainly comes from the fund income distribution and the bid-ask price difference of fund securities, and dividend income is only a part of it, so investors need to distinguish clearly. Riding a bull to see a bear thinks that the key to making money by holding funds lies in the net return rate of unit funds, which is the most intuitive factor for investment funds to make money.