Since April, especially after July, the fund market has also shown an upward trend because of the recovery of the stock market. Especially in early July, many funds rose more than 10%, which naturally attracted many people to invest. However, people who are new to the fund may encounter such a problem, that is, they start selling the fund at 3 o'clock, but when they sell the fund, you will be prompted to confirm the selling amount the next day. Many people don't know what this is about. Next, I tell you one thing coldly. This process is normal. Almost all fund selling operations will prompt you to confirm the selling amount the next day. So what exactly does this mean? Listen to the cold eyes slowly.

Anyone who has done fund trading should know that 3 pm is a very important time in the fund market. For example, if you sell the fund before 3 o'clock, then the price you sell the fund is the closing price of the fund today; But if you sell the fund after 3 o'clock, then your fund price is the closing price of the next day. According to this principle, if the fund is sold before 3 o'clock, the selling price is the closing price of the fund today, but this only determines the selling price of the fund. As for the confirmation of the selling amount, other fund companies need to calculate the deduction fees, such as handling fees, according to the trading rules of the fund. Because the handling fee is related to the immediate interests of the fund company, people definitely need to take time to calculate it carefully.

So I sold the fund before 3 o'clock, but the next day I was prompted to confirm the selling amount. This is actually a very normal fund selling process, which means that people have to calculate the handling fee according to the time you hold the fund, and only after deducting the handling fee can the selling amount be confirmed. Therefore, if you encounter this situation when selling funds, you don't need to make a fuss, because this is normal.