The expected return of 10,000 copies and the seven-day annualized expected rate of return are both indicators for measuring the expected return level of monetary fund financial products and occupy an important position in the investment market. So what are the expected returns of 10,000 copies and the seven-day annualized expected return rate?

relation?

What are the similarities and differences between them?

Let’s discuss it together today.

What is the relationship between the expected return of 10,000 shares and the seven-day annualized expected rate of return?

1. Represents different meanings: Expected return of 10,000 units Fund companies usually announce the expected return amount per 10,000 fund units on a daily basis, which is the expected return of 10,000 fund units.

Seven-day annualized expected return The seven-day annualized expected return refers to the average expected return of money funds in the past seven days, and then annualizes the data.

The expected return of 10,000 yuan refers to the expected return from holding 10,000 yuan of monetary funds on that day.

2. Different calculation methods. The actual expected return obtained every day only needs to be calculated by looking at 10,000 expected returns, and has nothing to do with the seven-day annualized expected return.

If you invest 10,000 yuan in a currency fund, the average seven-day annualized expected rate of return on that day is 10,000 yuan, then you will earn 10,000 yuan that day; if calculated based on the 7-day annualized expected rate of return, the expected income is ×10000÷

365=yuan, which is lower than the actual expected income.

There is a formula between the two: seven-day annualized expected return = (sum of 10,000 expected returns in the past seven days ÷7) × 365 ÷ 10,000. 3. Both are indicators of the fund’s expected earning capacity.

The annualized expected rate of return is an indicator of a fund's expected earning capacity, but the expected income of 10,000 shares is generally ahead of the seven-day annualized expected rate of return. That is, the seven-day annual expected rate of return can be judged from the trend of the expected income of 10,000 shares.

trend in expected yields.

That’s all the above about the relationship between the expected return of 10,000 copies and the seven-day annualized expected return rate. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

Warm reminder, financial management is risky, so investment needs to be cautious.