First, understand the liquidity of the fund.
When buying a fund, investors need to know the liquidity of the fund. Liquidity refers to the degree to which the assets of a fund can be quickly realized. In the ordinary securities market, the liquidity of stocks, bonds and other assets is relatively high, while the liquidity of funds is relatively low because they are collective assets. If investors need to sell the fund quickly, they may face the risk of lower selling price, so they need to consider the liquidity of the fund when buying.
Second, understand the types of funds.
The type of fund will also have an impact on selling. When buying funds, investors should know the types of funds, including open-end funds and closed-end funds. The difference between open-end fund and closed-end fund lies in whether the number of shares of the fund is fixed. Closed-end funds have fixed shares and cannot be sold or redeemed at will, so their liquidity is low; However, the number of open-end funds is not fixed, which can be redeemed in time and has high liquidity.
Third, understand the redemption rules of funds.
The redemption rules of the fund also need investors to understand clearly when purchasing. Some funds need to make an appointment a few days in advance and have redemption restrictions, while others are T+ 1 instant redemption. During the redemption operation, it is necessary to operate in accordance with the regulations and requirements of the fund management company. Generally speaking, the redemption operation can be completed through the fund management company official website and the mobile APP, and the redeemed money will be transferred to the investor's account in the fund company.
Fourth, spread the selling risk.
In order to reduce the risk of selling funds, investors can reduce the risk by selling them in a decentralized way. Specifically, you can choose to sell in batches according to different time points and prices, or sell multiple different types of funds at the same time to reduce risks.
In short, investors should fully understand the liquidity, types and redemption rules of funds before selling, and incorporate them into the overall financial plan to ensure the smooth operation of selling and minimize risks.