No, generally, net-worth products are purchased according to the amount and redeemed according to the share, so the redemption is the share, the share of the product * the net value of the day-redemption fee, and the data obtained is the redemption amount. For example, the net value of the product on that day is 2 yuan, and investors redeem 500 funds, then the redemption amount is 1 1,000 yuan (excluding redemption fee). Many times, investors feel that they have redeemed less money. In fact, it is because they have not figured out the share and amount. In fact, there will be no problem with the funds generally redeemed.

After investors buy a net worth product, if they don't increase or decrease their positions, the share of the product will not change under normal circumstances. However, if the products are shared, investors choose to invest in dividends, and the share of positions will increase at this time, but the price of products will be lowered accordingly after dividends, so the total assets will remain unchanged.

Investors only need to remember a simple truth: the holding amount is how much the current fund is worth, and the holding share is how many funds are currently subscribed. Net worth products are based on the trading principle of "amount subscription and share redemption". When you buy a product, you buy it with money in exchange for a certain amount of fund shares.