What do you mean by putting money in proportion?
Simply put, the proportional placement of funds is to confirm shares according to a certain proportion, which often happens when new funds are issued. When investors buy newly issued funds, they can confirm all the subscription shares as long as they do not exceed the prescribed raising limit. If it exceeds the prescribed fundraising limit, it will be confirmed according to a certain proportion at this time, but how many corresponding shares can be allocated.
There are two forms of fund proportional placement, namely full proportional placement and doomsday proportional placement.
Full scale placement:
It means that all the funds subscribed by investors during the raising period are confirmed in proportion, and all the remaining funds are returned to the people. For example, if the final proportion of the fund is 50%, then whether you buy 65,438+10,000 yuan on the first day of the fund offering or 65,438+10,000 yuan on the last day, the final amount of the fund you buy is 50,000 yuan.
Doomsday proportional layout:
It means that during the fund raising period, the amount subscribed before the last day of the fund raising period is all confirmed to purchase the fund share, and only the proportion of the placing on the last day is confirmed. For example, if the final proportion of the fund is 50%, then the 65438+ 10,000 yuan you bought any day before the last day will be confirmed, and the proportion will not be released. And if the fund is subscribed on the last day, then the final confirmed fund share is only 50,000 yuan.
When the total amount of funds subscribed by investors for the fund has exceeded the sale scale limited by the fund company, the fund company will often implement proportional placement, that is, on the original fund scale, it will be distributed according to the proportion of shares subscribed by investors, so that every purchaser can get a share as much as possible.