If the fund share purchased by the investor has not been determined, the investor can cancel the order and the cancelled assets will be returned to the investor's account.

If the purchased fund has confirmed its share, then the investor can't quit and can only keep holding it. The purchased fund has a three-month closure period, and investors can only take out the redeemed fund after the closure period is over.

A new fund bought on a general trading day can withdraw its order in the transaction before 3 pm that day, but it may not be able to withdraw its order after 3 pm.

How many days can the fund sell?

Because different funds have different redemptions, the selling time of funds is also different. If investors buy open-end funds, they can sell them two working days after purchase. If an investor buys a newly issued fund, since the issuance period is usually less than one month and the closure period is three months, the investor can sell it after the closure period.