Fund investment also earns the price difference by buying and selling funds, and often the rise and fall of the net value of funds will have a significant impact on the gains and losses of funds. Under normal circumstances, as long as the net value of the fund at the time of selling is higher than the net value at the time of buying, it is profitable for investors. So is it the investor's loss that the fund will fall the next day after it is sold? Let's get to know each other.

Does the fund fall the day after it is sold?

Whether the second day after the fund is sold will bring losses to investors mainly depends on the time period when the fund is sold. If investors sell the fund before 3 pm, the next day's decline will have no effect. The amount of the fund sold is calculated according to the net closing value of the fund on that day. If the investor sells the fund after 3: 00 pm, the falling value of the fund will have an impact on the next day, and it will be included in the net value of the fund. After all, in this case, the fund sale is calculated according to the net value at the close of the next day.

Fund trading is a trading system on T+ 1 After purchasing the fund, you need to confirm the fund share, and you need T+ 1 to transfer the funds to the investor's fund account. In addition, when trading funds, in case of holidays, the arrival time of selling funds may be postponed.

In short, the decline of the fund's net value will directly affect the fund's income. Of course, if there is no urgent need for funds in the face of fund decline, investors can also choose to increase their positions appropriately to stabilize the fund's position cost. On the other hand, they can buy when the fund falls. If the fund rises afterwards, the profit margin will be even greater.