Calculation formula: allotment ratio = restricted sale scale/total number of valid subscription applications during the raising period × 100%.
Confirmation amount of investor's subscription application = effective subscription application amount submitted during the raising period × placement ratio.
Is it necessary to make money by subscribing for a new fund?
The profitability of the new fund may be
1, the new fund has no history, its net value is not high, and its growth is strong. The net value of the fund rises faster than that of the old fund, but if it is in a downward market, the loss of the new fund will be less than that of the old fund;
2. In the long run, the new fund will have greater growth capacity and growth space than the old fund, and its expected income level will also rise faster, with greater profit space;
3. At the time of subscription, the fund price will be lower, the share will be higher, and there will be more room for appreciation.
To sum up, the new fund is relatively easy to make a profit, but it is still risky.
Risks of new funds
1. The new fund has no history, which is a disadvantage. Without history, it means that it cannot be valued by the past value, so its risk will be greatly strengthened;
2. Because of the time advantage, the old fund has stronger ability to gain trust than the new fund. Most investors in new funds are very cautious and will be in a wait-and-see attitude, while old funds are more easily accepted by investors.
3. The stability of new funds is poor, often accompanied by ups and downs. Many funds can't be sold in the first three months, so whether it is profitable or not, this fund can only be placed in the fund, which also makes investors more able to bear risks.