Under normal circumstances, when the macroeconomic boom is high, the stock market is also rising, with high turnover. This is the best time to sell stocks or funds. On the contrary, when the economic boom cycle falls into a trough, investors' confidence is low, and the stock market also falls. But this is the best time to buy a fund. When the performance of the fund is obviously poor, we should be brave enough to abandon it and convert it into other funds. Fund investment operation is different from general stock investment. More inclined to invest for a long time. Investors can tolerate short-term bad performance, such as three months or six months in a row. However, if the performance of the fund still does not improve after 1 year, they should not hesitate to "cut the meat" and sell it to other funds with excellent historical performance and relatively stable performance. Although we say that the historical performance of the fund does not represent the future, on the whole, the stability of the fund performance is still worth looking forward to.
When there is a problem with the operation of the fund manager, he should not hesitate to redeem it. As we all know, due to the different interests pursued by fund managers and holders, it will inevitably lead to the "moral hazard" problem of fund managers. If investors find that the funds they invest in are used by managers as a tool to transfer benefits, in other words, managers should sell the funds immediately in order to seek benefits for specific people and sacrifice investors' rights and interests, and there is no need to place any expectations on them.
All redemptions are filled in the available shares. After all the redemption funds have arrived, the original bank card can be cancelled. After cancellation, you don't need to open a fund account in other bank outlets (because your fund account has not been cancelled). You just need to apply for a new trading account directly at the counter of other banks with your capital account voucher and ID card, and then apply.