Through what I said, the fund selling income is calculated according to the fund share, and there is a formula for redeeming the fund, which is redemption amount = (fund share * net value of fund share on T day)-redemption fee. T represents the trading day of the fund, and redemption fee = (fund share * net value of fund share on T day) * redemption fee rate, which is generally set according to the number of days the fund is held. The so-called fund share refers to the number of funds held by investors, and the redemption amount and fund share can be the same as or different from the fund share at the time of subscription. When you quit, the system will generally automatically help calculate the fund share. Investors only need to choose the corresponding number of redemption shares, without having to calculate by themselves.
It is normal to sell in the morning and rise in the evening. You should master the method of fund trading day. Generally sold before 3 pm, the fund will calculate the income according to the closing price of the day. If it exceeds 2 pm, it will calculate the income according to the closing price of the next day.
I think you should know more about the basics of fund investment. These two questions are very basic. Obviously, you haven't mastered the basic knowledge of funds. You should learn more about this knowledge, so that you can have a basic understanding of the fund in your mind. You can watch more financial news and collect more information. For beginners, we should consult the old investors and get their advice, but we can't trust them completely, so we should have our own cognition.
The above is my summary of the fund selling income and how to calculate the fund trading day.