When the fund is bought and sold in bulk, it is FIFO, and the shares bought early and bought late are redeemed in turn. Generally, the shares of the same fund bought on different dates are redeemed according to the principle of first in, first out. If it is a one-time redemption, the redemption fee will be calculated in stages according to the different holding days. Specific rules will be explained in the details of the fund. You can click on the details of the fund to view it.

If an investor buys 50 shares of Fund A in June 5438+ 10, and redeems 100 in February 55, March 45, April 50, then 50 shares in June 5438+ 10 and 50 shares in February will be redeemed.

When the fund is sold in batches, it should be noted that the remaining fund share after redemption cannot be lower than the minimum remaining share stipulated by the fund company (generally 1000). If it is lower than the minimum share, the fund manager has the right to redeem the remaining fund shares together.

When is the best time of day to buy and sell funds?

In a day, the best time to buy and sell funds is between 14:30- 15:00 pm.

As we all know, the daily trading time of the fund is from 9: 30 am to 9: 30 pm 15:00 pm, and the net value of the fund is not known until after the trading time. However, the transaction of funds is based on the principle of unknown price. If you wait until the net value is announced around 10 in the afternoon before buying the fund, the share will be calculated according to the net value of the next day.

Fund valuation allows us to roughly see the market changes of the net value of the day, and the fund valuation changes in real time. Basically, we can see the ups and downs of the day from 14:30 to 15:00 in the afternoon, and there will be no major changes. Therefore, trading funds at this time is the most appropriate. If you want to be safer, you can also operate the fund 3 minutes before the transaction.

In addition to the sharp rise in the fund and the need to sell it, it is very important for us to consider redeeming the fund as soon as possible when the market is in a rapid downturn. It is necessary not only to set up a take profit point, but also to make a stop loss, because buying a fund may account for 20% of the success of this fund investment, but this fund investment is unsuccessful, and selling accounts for 40% of the success of this fund investment.