Closed-end net worth refers to an investment method of fund products, that is, after investors buy fund products, they can only redeem or transfer them within a specific period of time and cannot buy or sell them at any time. Investors need to wait for a certain period of time before the fund company can redeem or transfer in accordance with the current net value. Therefore, closed net worth is more stable and longer-term than open net worth.

The investment risk of closed-end net worth is relatively small. Fund companies will conduct regular investment operations and risk diversification in a specific period of time to ensure the safety and yield of fund assets. Investors do not need to worry about the fluctuation of fund prices at any time except for redemption or transfer within a specific period of time, so the risk is relatively low.

Closed-end net worth investment also has certain limitations. Since redemption or transfer cannot be made at any time, investors need to carefully consider their liquidity and investment intentions before investing. In addition, compared with open-end net worth, closed-end net worth market has low liquidity, and there may be problems such as redemption difficulties, holding period risks and low returns. Therefore, investors need to carefully choose appropriate fund products according to their own needs and risk tolerance.