Purchasing at the bank, stock market trading hours: Monday to Friday, 9:30-11:30 am; 1:00-3:00 pm, except statutory holidays.
If you use online banking, you can subscribe at times other than the above-mentioned times, but it is actually an appointment subscription, and the transaction can still be completed and confirmed until the nearest subsequent market opening time.
Funds can be sold at the counter from 9:30 to 15:00, and funds can be sold at any time in online banking. Funds are subject to an unknown price trading principle. Funds redeemed before 15:00 on the trading day will be based on the closing price after 15:00.
To calculate the amount, for funds redeemed after 15:00, the amount will be calculated based on the closing price of the next day.
In case of holidays and Sundays, it will be postponed to the next working day; the net value that you see fluctuating at any time is the intraday valuation, which can be used as a reference for fund redemption. If the valuation exceeds the profit value after 14:30, you can redeem it in time
Otherwise, give up the redemption. It is best to open online banking business and follow the market to redeem funds online before 15:00.
Extended information: Notes: 1. Selection of fund companies.
Priority should be given to choosing funds with good reputations and funds that are worth investing in. This requires certain skills and is chosen based on risk tolerance.
2. The types should be dispersed.
Don't put all your money in one type, for example, don't put it all in stocks, which have relatively higher risks. Also, don't put all your money in funds with the same positions, such as funds that all hold positions in liquor or real estate.
3. Reduce positions after a sharp increase.
This is similar to the previous principle, that is to say, when there is a big rise, you should consider reducing your position. Things must go to the extreme. I believe users also know that after a big rise, there will usually be a fall. At this time, reduce your position in advance to avoid big losses.