When buying and selling funds, many investors are more concerned about the liquidity of funds. The floor fund belongs to the fund traded on the exchange, so can the floor fund be sold immediately? The following small series will arrive at the account immediately after the on-site fund is sold. I hope you like it.

Can the on-site fund be sold immediately?

After the on-site fund is sold, it can be received immediately, but this part of the funds cannot be withdrawn on the same day and can be used to buy funds or stocks. If you want to withdraw cash, you need to wait for the next trading day to withdraw cash.

Generally speaking, the liquidity of on-site funds is better than that of off-site funds. OTC funds generally belong to the trading system of T+ 1, that is, if they are sold today, the next job will arrive. They won't receive it immediately, but they need to wait. Some QDII funds may be redeemed on T+5, and the funds in the market can be received immediately after being sold, which can be used to purchase other funds.

Is the fund good or is it good outside the fund?

From the perspective of transaction rates, on-site funds only need transaction commissions, while off-site funds need subscription fees, redemption fees, management fees and custody fees. On-site funds are lower than off-site funds.

Judging from the threshold, the threshold for OTC funds is low, so generally 10 yuan can buy OTC funds. For example, Alipay, Tian Tian Fund Network and some funds in the bank can be bought at 1 yuan, and the threshold is very low. But if you go public, you need to start with one hand, that is, at least 100 yuan, and the threshold is relatively high.

Judging from the time of receipt, the funds in the venue can be received immediately after being sold, which is a real-time transaction, similar to stocks. The OTC funds generally belong to the trading system of T+ 1, and will not arrive immediately, so the redemption time will be slower.

From the perspective of income and risk, both on-site and off-site funds are risky. The amount of income mainly depends on the operation of the fund, and there is no absolute better. The difference between them lies in the different ways of buying platforms, and the increase of funds mainly depends on the direction of investment targets. Therefore, when buying a fund, whether it is an OTC fund or an OTC fund, we should pay attention to its risks and not buy it at will.

In addition, when buying and selling funds, it is necessary to analyze the past income of funds. When choosing, you can give priority to the top-ranked funds. Although the past does not represent the future, it will still have certain reference significance.

How to set stop loss and take profit in futures?

Moving average stop loss method: the most commonly used stop loss method for retail investors is to stop loss by moving average. This is very simple. Take the breakthrough of a moving average as the opening point, and the breakthrough of a moving average as the stop point.

Fixed stop-loss stop-loss method: This fixed stop-loss and profit-taking method can also be operated in conjunction with the moving average system. Generally, the fixed stop loss and profit-taking position should be set reasonably. For example, yesterday's opening price, yesterday's closing price, today's opening price, today's highest price, today's lowest price, or the previous highest price and lowest price. Can be used as a reference position for stop loss and take profit.

Time stop loss method: this method mainly depends on luck, good luck or profit, and bad luck is the object of stop loss. Simply analyze the disk and decide whether it is empty or not. After entering the market for 5 minutes or a few minutes, whether it is profit or loss, the position will be closed immediately. This kind of operation is mainly based on ultra-short-term operation, but it still requires a higher sense of the spot. After all, if you have a strong sense of the disk, you will have a great chance to profit from entering the market. This method is just a way to control your inner rhythm over time.