When we are not optimistic about the funds we buy, there are generally two ways. The first is to redeem the fund, and the second is to convert the fund. Then there is the handling fee for redeeming the fund. It takes time and energy to buy a new fund, but the fund conversion can save a little handling fee. Then some friends may have doubts about whether the fund can be revoked before three o'clock the next day. Is there a cancellation time rule?

If the fund has no definite share, it can be revoked before three o'clock the next day. If the fund has determined its share, it can't be revoked and can only be sold.

The exit time of fund conversion is bounded by three points.

If the Fund subscribes before 15 o'clock on the trading day, the Fund will determine the share on the second trading day and calculate the subscription according to the net value of the trading day. Cancellation must be made before 15 o'clock on the trading day, otherwise the cancellation will not be successful.

If the fund purchases after 15 on the trading day, it is necessary to determine the share on the third trading day and calculate the purchase according to the net value of the fund on the second trading day. Cancellation must be made before 15 o'clock on the second trading day, otherwise the cancellation will not be successful.

Generally speaking, whether the fund conversion can be revoked depends on your operation time. If the application is submitted before 3 pm, it can be revoked. You can't cancel it after three o'clock. After calculating the evening net value, the conversion operation is carried out. If he buys or redeems the fund at noon on the trading day 12, he can cancel the order before 3 pm, but not at 15 0 1.