What do you mean by fund ups and downs? The rise and fall of the fund is the change of the net value of the fund in one day, so it implies how much money we can earn and how much income we have. So is the rise and fall of the fund essentially the rate of return? Please look down. Is the rise and fall of the fund a rate of return? The rise and fall of the fund is the rate of return, and the profit and loss of the daily position of the fund will be expressed through the rise and fall. The rise and fall of the fund refers to the rise and fall of the fund price on that day relative to the previous day's closing price (or the previous day's closing index). The influencing factors of this ratio include the positions of the fund's constituent stocks and the fund manager's operation of the fund. So we usually look at the final calculation results of the fund at night, and the rise and fall of the fund at that time is our rate of return. The rise and fall of the fund is equivalent to the rise and fall of the stock. Tell everyone the current income of the fund with a very intuitive rise and fall. Of course, pay attention to it. There are two kinds of fund ups and downs. The first is an estimate, and the second is published by the fund company. We generally take the second as the standard. Generally, the fund ups and downs announced before 6 pm are often the result of software self-evaluation, which is not allowed. What we want to see is the data released by the fund company itself in the evening. We must pay attention to this difference.