Fund dividend refers to the distribution of some income to fund holders in cash, which is originally a part of the unit net value, so fund dividend is actually the income that investors can get themselves.

Why is there no share after the fund decides to pay dividends?

The reason why the fund has no share after dividends is mainly because investors choose the way of cash dividends, which means that the funds distributed by investors are converted into cash and returned to the user's fund account, so the share of investors has not increased after dividends are distributed. Generally speaking, if investors do not reinvest in dividends themselves, then the fund dividend method is the default cash dividend.

The investment of fund dividend refers to the conversion of the income from fund dividend into the holding share of the current fund net value, so the fund share will increase to a certain extent after the fund dividend is reinvested. After investors reinvest in dividends, the fund share is not received in real time, and it may take 4-7 working days to get the account successfully, so if the fund share does not increase, wait patiently for a few days.

It should be noted that the fund dividend does not mean that you can get dividends by holding the fund, but also depends on the time when you buy the fund. Only by purchasing this fund on the registration date of fund rights and interests can you enjoy this dividend, so investors who hold this fund may not get the dividend. Before the fund pays dividends, the purchase platform will generally have a prompt, which will show the dividend time and the amount that can be obtained when paying dividends.

After the fund pays dividends, the net value of the fund will decrease, which is good for the fund. If the net value of the fund is low, then the range of fund callback may be small. Secondly, after the fund pays dividends, the net value of the fund decreases. For investors who are afraid of high net worth, if the net worth of the fund is low, buy the fund.