Is the higher the income per 10,000 shares of the money fund, the better?
Generally speaking, the higher the money fund's income per 10,000 shares, the better, but buying a money fund can't just look at this. Ten thousand shares of money fund income refers to how much money fund can get if it holds 654.38+100000 shares. In other words, the daily income of the fund is evenly distributed to each share, and then the data is measured and compared with 10000. However, it must be noted that we should not only pay attention to the 10 thousand return of the money fund. For example, the income of ten thousand yuan of two money funds is the same, but fund A was obtained in a bull market for three years and fund B was obtained in a bear market for three years. Obviously, the fund manager of Fund B is more capable. Therefore, when you consider buying a fund product, you must measure it in all aspects.
What's the difference between it and cumulative income?
Ten thousand copies of income mainly distributes the daily income of the money fund to each fund share, while the accumulated income refers to adding up the income generated by all purchased products. For example, if an investor buys a money fund, the accumulated income refers to all the income (including the income that has been taken out and the income that has not been taken out) obtained by purchasing the money fund at present, and 10000 income refers to the income obtained every day after purchasing the money fund.