There are two types of bond funds, one with a closed period and the other with no closed period. For details, you can see the fund details. Generally, bond funds with a closed period will be introduced in the fund details.

Generally speaking, for bond funds that are not closed period, shares are confirmed on T+1 for purchases, and shares are confirmed for sales on T+1. The flexibility is relatively good. In addition, bond funds invest in bonds, although the risks are not high.

It will be extremely large, but there are still risks and you need to be careful.