Title: Fund buying and selling time rules

Fund buying and selling time rules refer to the times and regulations that investors need to abide by when purchasing and redeeming funds. The buying and selling time rules may vary depending on the type of fund and the fund company's regulations. It is very important for investors to understand and abide by the fund buying and selling time rules, which can help investors carry out buying and redemption operations at the right time and maximize investment returns. 1. Period and subscription period

Fund companies usually set up periods and subscription periods, and investors can only purchase funds during these periods. Period refers to the purchase period when the fund is first issued. Only by purchasing the fund during this period can investors become the initial investors of the fund. The subscription period refers to the period during which investors can continue to purchase the fund on each working day after the fund is issued.

The fund period and subscription period usually last for a period of time, and investors need to submit a purchase application within the specified time. If an issue or subscription period is missed, investors will not be able to purchase the fund during that period and will have to wait for the next issue or subscription period. 2. Redemption period and closed period

The redemption period refers to the time period during which investors can apply to redeem the fund. Different fund companies have different regulations on the redemption period. Some fund companies allow investors to redeem at any time, while others set a fixed redemption date. Investors need to submit a redemption application during the redemption period and pay relevant fees in accordance with the regulations of the fund company.

The closed period refers to the period during which the redemption function of the fund is temporarily closed. During the closed period, investors cannot perform redemption operations. Fund companies usually set up a closed period to protect the stable operation of the fund and the interests of investors, and to prevent large-scale redemptions from causing a decline in the net value of the fund. Investors need to pay attention to the existence of the closed period when purchasing funds and choose appropriate funds based on their investment needs and risk tolerance. 3. Trading hours and trading deadline

The trading hours of a fund refer to the time period during which investors can buy and sell funds. Generally speaking, the trading hours of the fund will correspond to the trading hours of the exchange, that is, the market opens in the morning and closes in the afternoon on working days. Investors need to complete the buying or selling operation within the trading hours, otherwise they need to wait for the next trading day.

The transaction deadline means that buy or sell applications submitted after this time will be processed on the next trading day. Investors need to submit a buy or sell application before the trading deadline to ensure that the application can be processed in time. If the trading deadline is missed, investor application will be delayed to the next trading day. 4. Trading time rules under special circumstances

In addition to the above-mentioned regular fund buying and selling time rules, there are also some regulations under special circumstances. For example, when a fund distributes dividends, investors need to apply to choose a dividend method or perform reinvestment operations within the specified time; when a fund merges or is reorganized, investors need to make selections or adjustments within the specified time; when a fund suspends subscription or redemption, investors need to You need to wait for the fund to return to normal before proceeding with buying and selling operations.

For investors, understanding and complying with fund buying and selling time rules is a basic requirement for investing in funds. Only by carrying out buying and redemption operations at the right time can we make full use of investment opportunities, avoid risks and achieve investment goals.