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What is the difference between fund holding income and accumulated income?
Difference: position income refers to the income corresponding to the share currently held in hand; Cumulative income refers to all the income obtained from investing in the Fund, including the redeemed income.

The difference is meaningless. You only need to pay attention to whether you are profitable or not, that is, it is recommended to reinvest in dividends. There is no handling fee, and you only need redemption fees after redemption.

The position gain is the current actual gain.

Extended content:

Before the expiration of physical delivery or cash delivery, investors can voluntarily decide to buy and sell futures contracts according to market conditions and personal wishes. However, investors (bulls or bears) hold futures contracts without performing reverse operations (selling or buying) in the same delivery month and quantity, which is called "holding positions". In the futures operation of gold and other commodities, whether buying or selling, all new positions are called opening positions. After the operator opens a position, he holds a position in his hand, which is called a position.

Quantitative algorithm

For the algorithm of opening positions, it is calculated in China. The increase in positions represents the inflow of funds into the futures market, and vice versa. The impact on the price should be analyzed together with the volume.

rise in price

1: The increase in trading volume and positions and the rise in prices indicate that prices may continue to rise.

2. The decrease in trading volume and positions and the increase in prices indicate that prices will rise in the short term and will fall back soon.

3. Volume increases, positions decrease and prices rise, which indicates that prices will fall immediately.

price falling

1: The volume and position increase, but the price falls, which may fall in the short term.

2. Turnover and positions decrease, prices fall, and prices will continue to fall in the short term.

3. As the turnover increases, the positions and prices fall, and the prices may rise.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Position