When buying a fund, investors need to open a securities account, choose the appropriate fund products, fill in the subscription form and pay the corresponding fees. Generally speaking, the fund company will purchase according to the net value of each fund product, and the number of fund shares subscribed by investors is the actual amount paid divided by the net value of the fund products on that day.
The process of fund purchase is relatively simple, but it should be noted that investors need to conduct a comprehensive risk assessment and analysis of the fund products they buy, and purchase them in strict accordance with their investment ability and risk tolerance. In addition, investors need to pay attention to the changes in the net value of fund products and the management of fund companies, and adjust the investment portfolio in time to obtain better investment returns.