Net trading value refers to the market value of each security in the investment portfolio and the balance of various assets such as cash held minus liabilities.

This number can be used to measure a portfolio's performance, especially in longer-term investments.

Net trading value is one of the most commonly used indicators in the fund industry.

Fund companies will regularly release the net value of the fund and calculate investors' returns based on it.

The fund's net worth is calculated by adding the net equity in the fund's portfolio, plus its cash balance, minus liabilities.

Transaction equity is an important reference indicator for investors when conducting real-time transactions.

By viewing the net transaction value in real time, investors can understand the performance of the fund and make timely buying and selling decisions.

However, it should be noted that the net transaction value does not represent the final return. Investors still need to consider many factors and make decisions carefully.