The fund size can also be regarded as the net value of the fund, that is, how many assets each fund manager currently manages. This asset can change with future operations. If the operation makes money well, the fund scale will become larger and larger, otherwise, if it doesn't make money, the fund scale will become smaller and smaller.

The fund share is how many shares have been raised by the fund I * * *, and the fund share multiplied by the fund net value is the fund asset size. Therefore, the size of the fund share is an influencing factor of the fund asset size.