The calculation of fund share is determined by the net value of the fund. The money you buy is fixed and then divided by the net value of the fund. What you finally get is the share of the fund you bought, so you sell 30% of 1 10,000 yuan. It's really hard to say, how much share do you have left?

Because the existing funds or mixed funds with partial debts are weak, the average increase in the past year may be around 10%. In this case, there is limited room for it to rise by 10, and its net fund value is one yuan to 1.5 yuan. In this case, if you spend 1 1,000 yuan to buy, you will probably get about 8,000 fund shares, and you will sell 30%, leaving 70%, that is, 2,400 shares, leaving more than 5,000 shares.

If it is a partial stock hybrid fund, then this is uncertain, because many partial stock hybrid funds have been issued for more than one year or even two years, and their net worth can reach more than two yuan or even three yuan. Let's calculate at $3.30, so you buy 3,000 copies at 1 1,000 yuan, sell 900 copies when you sell 30%, leaving 2 1 1,000 copies, because the net value of this fund is determined by its economic situation. At the beginning, it was all one yuan. Later, with the change of the situation, the original money will continue to increase and the net value of the fund will become larger and larger.

If you have no investment experience, I suggest you consider some existing suggestions. Although weak, the average annual growth rate can reach 10%, which is quite good. However, its recovery rate is also relatively low. You won't suffer the scale loss of 10% 10% 20%, but if you buy a mixed fund with partial stocks, you may make more money, but you can't bear so many risks if you lose 10% 20%, so don't buy high-risk products.