No, the rise and fall of the fund has nothing to do with scarcity. Funds are divided into off-site funds and on-site funds. The rise and fall of OTC funds is determined by the investment target. When the investment target goes up, the fund goes up, and when the investment target goes down, the fund goes down. The rise and fall of funds in the market is determined by the transaction. If you buy more than you sell, the fund will rise, and if you buy less than you sell, the fund will fall.

OTC funds refer to funds that are not traded on the stock exchange. The fund trades at T+ 1 Buy on the trading day, and confirm the share on the second trading day according to the net value at the close of the buying day. There is only one transaction price for OTC funds every day.

On-site funds refer to funds traded on the stock exchange. T+ 1 trading of this fund can be bought on the trading day and sold on the second trading day. The transaction is conducted according to the real-time market price, following the principle of price priority and time priority, and the income is calculated after the transaction is completed.