A one-point increase in the fund means that 1% has been earned, and investors have bought a fund of 1 10,000 yuan, so a one-point increase means that 1 yuan has been earned. But 1 yuan here is not net profit, because the redemption fee will be deducted when selling the fund.

Generally speaking, if the holding period is less than 7 days, the redemption fee shall not be less than 1.5%. Therefore, assuming that the investor's principal is very small, the fund may not be enough to pay the redemption fee after it has risen by one point, so it may have to wait until the fund has risen more.

One point is 1%. Theoretically, return = principal × rate of return, that is, if you invest 100 and increase 1 point, the return is 100 × 1% = 1.

However, fund investment, buying or selling generally involves "buying fee" and "redemption fee", that is, buying and selling funds have to pay a certain handling fee. However, some funds do not need to pay fees, depending on the specific platform and specific fund ~