How many months is the fund dividend generally?
The timing of fund dividends is uncertain. Generally speaking, the fund may not pay dividends for one year, or it may pay dividends several times a year, depending on the dividend announcement of the fund company.
Generally speaking, fund dividends meet the following conditions:
1. After the current year's income makes up for the previous year's losses, the fund still has distributable income;
2. After the distribution of fund income, the unit net value shall not be lower than the face value;
3. There is no net loss in fund investment in this period.
Why don't people buy when the fund pays dividends?
Because some investors will think that after the fund pays dividends, it needs a handling fee to buy it again. When buying again, it depends on the timing. If the timing of buying is not good, you will buy at the high position of the fund. If the fund falls, it will lose money, so some investors don't like the fund to pay dividends.
In fact, fund dividends do not mean extra money. This money is your own, only distributed to your own account. The advantage of fund dividends is that it can avoid the retracement caused by the subsequent market decline. When buying a fund, the fund dividend basically has little effect on the fund. When buying a fund, it is most important to buy a good fund and hold it for a long time.
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