There's a reason why people are rushing to invest in the market. In the investment market, there are many ways to make profits. Whether investors choose investment funds, stocks, futures or bonds, they can get higher returns. Especially when index funds are undervalued, users can get higher returns by holding them for a long time.

Does the fund sold rise on the same day count as income?

It is the income of investors. Funds sold by investors are included in the accumulated income, and funds are traded in T+ 1. If the fund is sold on the trading day and the share is confirmed, the sold fund will increase the income of investors on that day. This means that if the day of sale goes up, investors will gain profits, and if it goes down, investors will lose money.

Because selling before closing is based on closing price, selling after closing is based on closing price. Strictly speaking, the selling on the trading day is calculated according to the net value at the close of the selling day, so the income of that day will of course be included. As long as it is a fund in which investors have participated in transactions, whether it is profit or loss, it is regarded as the income of investors.

However, it should be noted that although the fund sold rose on the same day, it is the income of investors, but the calculated income is the income after deducting the handling fee. According to the rules of fund trading, the proceeds are accounted for after selling. As long as investors participate in the transaction, the system will record it.

Generally speaking, if the sold fund rises on the same day, the rising income will also be regarded as the income of investors. Moreover, the time for investors to sell funds is before 15 in the afternoon, and they are sold at the net value of the day. If the time to sell the fund is after 15 of the current day, it will be calculated according to the net value at the close of the next day.