First, there is no time to update the fund income. Anyone who has bought or bought a fund should know that the income of the fund on that day is actually related to the net value of that day. When the net value is positive, the income is positive, and when the net value is negative, the income is negative. Every day, we can't see the net value of the day, but only the estimated net value. The estimated net value is only an estimate of the net value and does not determine the specific income of the day. The daily net value of the fund is almost always updated after 10, sometimes even the next day, so we can only see the income of the day after 10.
Second, the fund did not have any income that day. Saturday, Sunday and national holidays are not trading days, during which the stock market is closed, so the fund on that day has no income. If it's a weekend, you won't see Monday's earnings until Monday night. If it is during the national legal day, it will have to wait until the second day of the holiday.
Third, the fund income is not updated, which may be because your fund has not completed the corresponding subscription procedures for the time being, which means that your fund has not successfully subscribed. The purchase of the fund is very simple, just click on the purchase and enter the corresponding amount, but you can't succeed until your fund share is confirmed. When buying a fund, if you buy it before three o'clock that day, you can see the income the next night. If you buy after three o'clock, you will see the profit on the third day. If there is a weekend or a national holiday, you have to push it back in order.
Fourth, if the fund you buy is a new fund in the preparatory stage, you won't see the income until it is completed and put into operation, that is to say, you won't see the income during the fund raising period.
That's my answer. I hope I can help you.