Most closed-end funds will be traded in the secondary market afterwards, so selling funds during the closed-end period is equivalent to the transfer of fund shares. As long as investors in the market are willing to buy, they can sell.
First, transfer fund shares or replace other funds; Second, when the fund redemption period comes; Third, trading and selling in the secondary market. It should be noted that these methods are replacement rather than normal trading. Because closed-end funds have many restrictions, when we are going to buy closed-end funds, we need to make plans, such as fund planning or asset allocation. Of course, choosing a good closed-end fund is the most important thing. For closed-end funds, it is necessary to analyze the internal rate of return, the future dividend-paying ability of the fund, the growth level and stability of the historical net value of the fund and other indicators.