Negative position gains indicate that investors' current positions are floating losses, but they do not mean that investors' accumulated gains are losses. If the investor's previous money is greater than the current position loss, then the investor as a whole still earns.

Position income refers to the accumulation of income during the position, and position income = latest market value-position cost.

Cumulative income is the sum of all the income generated by investors since their investment, including redeemed investments and dividends. Equivalent to total income.

No, the position gains and yesterday's gains are both negative. We can only conclude that the recent or yesterday's market is relatively poor, but it does not mean that it has always been a loss state.

Generally speaking, the current position in hand can only indicate a floating loss, which does not mean that the accumulated income is negative. If the money earned before is more than the current position loss, it means that the whole is still making money.

Negative fund holding income means that the fund held by investors has suffered losses and the fund is in a state of loss, but it does not mean that the accumulated income of investors is a loss.

If the money earned by investors before is greater than the current position loss, then investors are still profitable as a whole.

Investors should not only look at the position income, but also look at the accumulated income.

Investors can check the daily fund net value estimate, which can judge whether the fund has a loss;

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