Why did the fund sell a lot less?
The reason why investors feel that they are selling less money is actually that they have mistaken the fund share and the fund amount. What investors see is that the fund sells less money, but the fund selling transaction usually shows the fund holding share, not the fund selling amount. Fund amount = fund share * fund net value, and the share sold by the fund is not the fund invested by itself.
Secondly, sometimes the fund sells less, because the net value of the fund decreases, and the net value of the fund is lower than when it was bought, indicating that the fund held by investors at this time is in a state of loss, so it is not the amount that the fund began to hold when it was sold. In addition, if the fund is sold before 15:00 in the afternoon, and the fund is in a loss state on that day, then when the fund arrives in the account the next day, the fund will be less than the amount on the day of selling, because the loss on the day of selling will be deducted. If the fund is sold after 15:00 pm, the share will be confirmed according to the net value of the fund the next day. When the net value of the fund turns green the next day, the fund will also sell less money than the fund held that day.
In addition, the handling fee is deducted when the fund is sold, which is related to the holding time of the fund. The longer the fund is held, the less the handling fee will be deducted. Usually sell the fund within 7 days, and the handling fee rate is1.5%; 0.75% within 7 days and 30 days, and 0.5% within 30 days and 365 days. Therefore, the share of fund sales is not all money, which may be caused by these reasons. Doesn't mean that money will be less for no reason. This will not happen.