After buying a fund, what you hold is called a share. For example, 100 shares is 100 shares. The calculation of fund income and cost is inseparable from holding shares. If the fund falls, will it affect the shareholding?

Will the share of the fund change after the loss?

As long as the fund does not sell after the loss, the share held will not change. Because the loss of the fund is only a decline in net value, the share will not decrease. For example, if you buy a fund, the unit price is 10 yuan, and you buy 100 shares and spend 1000 yuan. After a period of time, the unit price of this fund falls to 8 yuan, so your share of 100 is calculated as 800 yuan, and your personal loss is 200 yuan.

The rise and fall of the net value has nothing to do with the share, but with the profit and loss of the fund. It will not reduce the investor's share, but will only reduce the investor's total assets. If many people not only do not sell after the fund falls, but increase their positions, this is the cost of decentralized holding.

After reading the above introduction, I believe you have your own understanding of whether the share of the fund will change after the loss. After the fund loses money, it can choose to sell or add positions, or it can not move. How to do it specifically depends on the holder's own decision. However, most funds will rebound after the plunge, so don't worry too much.