How can I put it? This is normal, because the fund company itself does not rely on your profit and loss to make money. The point where fund companies make money is your management fee. In other words, the more you earn, the more management fees they can earn; The less profit you make, the more management fees they earn from you. As long as you have no loss and no money, they all make money. This is how fund companies make money. Therefore, you should not associate the losses of the basic people with the losses of the fund company, because the profit methods of the two are different. The basic people rely on buying a good fund, and the fund company relies on the money in your hand, which is your management fee and handling fee. Because the fund you buy is the fund company that helps you get the stock market to buy stocks.
There is a saying that it is normal for fund companies to make money while ordinary people lose money. Unless a fund company has no one to buy their fund, it will hardly lose money. Because people themselves don't mean that you can make money if you make a profit, the fund company has earned your money at the moment you buy the fund of the fund company, that is the management fee, which is the handling fee. Do I have to pay a handling fee to redeem the money I bought from the fund? That's for the fund company. Whether the fund you buy is a loss or a profit, you have to pay a handling fee when you redeem it. Therefore, this is the money that fund companies eat. Only in this way can we ensure no loss and stable profit. If you really make money from fund profits, then the world doesn't know how many fund companies have gone bankrupt at a loss.
Generally speaking, this is not Sima Sima. Because the loss of the basic people has nothing to do with whether the fund company is profitable. It doesn't matter to the fund company whether it loses money or not. The way for fund companies to make money is to charge you a commission.