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What is the difference between the unit net value and the accumulated net value of a fund?
1, unit net value is a stock market term, full name of fund unit net value, which refers to the calculation basis of open-end fund subscription share and redemption amount. The calculation formula is fund unit net value = (total fund assets-fund liabilities)/total fund shares.

2. The cumulative net value is the sum of the net value of the fund unit after the establishment of the fund and the cumulative dividend amount of previous units, which reflects all the income since the establishment of the fund. Cumulative net value of fund unit = net value of fund unit+cumulative dividend amount of unit in the history of fund (sum of all dividend amounts in the history of fund/total share of fund).

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