The daily rise and fall of the fund is mainly calculated based on the fund's net value. The daily rise or fall of -0.1% means that today's net value has dropped by 0.1% compared to yesterday. If the fund's net value yesterday was 1, today That is 1-1*0.1%=0.99. If the net value of the fund decreases, more shares can be purchased with the same amount. Similarly, the amount held will decrease, which means a loss.

The income from fund investment comes from the future. For example, if you want to redeem a stock fund, you can first look at whether the future development of the stock market will be a bull market or a bear market. Then decide whether to redeem or not, and make a choice about the timing.

If it is a bull market, you can hold it for a while to maximize your income. If it is a bear market, you can redeem it early and be safe.

Extended information:

Before purchasing a fund, investors need to carefully read the fund’s prospectus, fund contract, account opening procedures, transaction rules and other documents. Each fund sales outlet should have The above documents are available for investors to review at any time.

Bring the prepared information with you and fill in the fund business application form at the bank's counter branch. After completing the filling, you will receive a business receipt. Individual investors will also need to receive a fund trading card, which can be used two days after the day of handling the fund business. Go to the counter to get the business confirmation.

After receiving the business confirmation letter, the unit or individual can engage in the purchase and redemption of funds.