It's hard to say that the handling fee is related to the platform where you buy the fund, the type of fund you hold and the holding time.

However, compared with stocks, the transaction cost of funds doing T is too high and uneconomical; Also, the trading price of OTC funds is the closing price, not the real-time price. How could you do this? You can only choose the on-site fund to do T.

Although doing T can reduce the cost of fund positions, not all funds are suitable for doing T. When choosing a fund to do T, the cost of transaction costs must be considered. For example, the sales cost of OTC funds is particularly high. If the fund is sold within seven days, many funds charge a punitive fee of 1.5%. Think about it, some funds may not have a fluctuation range of 1.5 on the same day, so if you choose this kind of fund, even if you succeed in doing T, it is still not cost-effective because the handling fee is too high.

Based on this, if you want to do T, you can consider choosing a floor fund to do T, but buying a floor fund requires a securities account. Therefore, you must open a securities account first.

Or you can find some OTC funds with C at the end to do T, but we still have to look at the fund selling fee with C suffix, because many people with C now also have selling fees.

Whether the fund can do T depends on the cost, especially the cost of selling. It is best to choose an on-site fund with cheaper transaction costs. The key to success in doing T lies in whether the market forecast is accurate. In short, don't be superstitious about making money by doing T. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to investment, and any profitable operation will be accompanied by risks.