1. What is the fund closure period?
The fund closure period refers to the period when investors can't get back the investment principal according to the value cost within a period of time specified by the fund manager after purchasing the fund. The closure period varies from fund to fund, usually between one and three years.
2. What is the income after the closure period?
In the process of investing in funds, the return after the closed period must be one of the most concerned issues for investors. The income level after the closed period is affected by many factors such as fund type, manager level, economic environment, market risk and so on. Generally speaking, some funds with excellent performance will have a relatively high total rate of return during the holding period and a relatively stable income after the closed period. And those relatively poor funds, after the closure period, the income may be very low, and even losses may occur.
Third, the impact of the market environment on the income of the fund after the end of the closed period
The market environment is an important factor affecting the return rate of funds after the closed period. In the case of a bull market, generally speaking, the net value of the fund will be greatly improved, and the rate of return obtained after the closed period is naturally higher. In the case of bear market, the net value of funds is often at a low level, and the rate of return after the closed period will also be greatly affected. Therefore, investors need to make reasonable risk analysis and income expectation according to the market trend before buying funds.
Fourth, how do investors grasp the income after the fund is closed?
How do investors grasp the income after the fund is closed? First of all, investors need to master the relevant knowledge of fund investment and understand the types, managers and holding periods of funds. Secondly, investors also need to know the fund information disclosure documents such as product specifications, so as to have a more comprehensive and in-depth understanding of fund products. In addition, you can learn more about the income of the closed fund through the fund company official website or the financial media.
To sum up, the income after the closed period of the fund depends on many factors, including the type of fund, the level of managers, the economic environment, market risks and so on. Investors should seriously study relevant knowledge, have a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of fund products, and conduct risk analysis and income expectation before buying, so as to obtain higher income in the investment process.