First of all, you need to know what kind of fund you are buying. Funds can be roughly divided into three categories: stock type, bond type and currency type. There are pure stocks, pure bonds, pure money and mixed ones. If you buy a pure money fund, you can buy as much as you invest. For example, if you spend 10000 yuan, then you can see that the fund share is 10000 yuan. If you buy equity funds or hybrid funds, the fees of these funds range from 1.5% to 3%. After deducting the handling fee, the quantity you can actually buy is not that much.

Secondly, you should know the price of the fund you bought on that day. Only the price of the money fund will never change, which is 1 yuan, and others fluctuate with the market. What you look up in the bank or see on the CCB website is the fund share or estimated profit and loss, not the money you actually have.

There is also the fund, which is a medium-risk financial management tool after all. It is recommended to hold moderately and invest for a long time. If you just buy it, you will pay attention to it every day. It doesn't make much sense. Funds don't fluctuate like stocks.