Prudential Financial's 7-day profit cannot be withdrawn at any time.

Prudential Financial Management Seven Days Profit is a financial management fund with its own deposit and withdrawal regulations.

Therefore, users cannot withdraw money as they wish.

However, users can decide the amount of money they use to purchase funds, and when to buy or buy and sell funds in accordance with the regulations of the fund.

When purchasing a fund, users should fully understand the details of the fund.

1. Prudential Financial Management’s 7-Day Profit Bond Securities Investment Scope This fund invests in financial instruments permitted by laws and regulations, including cash within one year (including one year), notice deposits, bank time deposits, large certificates of deposit, etc.: pen, remainder

Bonds, asset-backed securities, and medium-term notes with a maturity (or resale period) within 397 days (including 397 days), and bond repurchases within one year (including one year).

The remaining fixed income financial instruments permitted by China's laws and regulations or the China Securities Regulatory Commission.

The average remaining maturity of the Fund's investment portfolio shall not exceed 127 days on each trading day.

If laws, regulations or regulatory authorities allow the fund to invest in its user varieties in the future, the fund manager can include them in the investment scope after performing appropriate procedures.

2. Analysis of interest rate expectations of Prudential Financial’s 7-day profit bond securities asset allocation strategy.

By tracking and analyzing inflation rate, GDP growth rate, money supply, international interest rates, exchange rates, policy orientation, etc.

Form a macro judgment on fundamentals.

At the same time, combined with micro-level research, the main inspection indicators include: the operation of the central bank's open market, the short-term investment tendency of mainstream institutional investors, bond supply, and capital interaction between the bond market and the capital market, etc.

To sum up, when market interest rates rise, the average remaining period of the portfolio will be moderately shortened, that is, the investment varieties with longer remaining maturities will decrease, and the varieties with shorter remaining maturities will increase, thereby reducing the risk of the overall net value loss of the portfolio; when

When the market is bearish, the average remaining period of the investment portfolio is relatively extended, and investments with longer remaining periods are added to obtain excess returns.