Does the transfer of funds mean upward or downward?
The so-called fund position adjustment means that the fund manager sells all the stocks restricted by the fund, or replaces some of them with other varieties of stocks. Under normal circumstances, after the fund is transferred, the net value of the fund may rise or fall, mainly depending on the actual situation of the fund. When the fund manager replaces some weak stocks held by the fund with relatively strong stocks, the net value of the fund will rise driven by the strong stocks after the position adjustment; If it is replaced by hot stocks and blue-chip stocks, it may also rise after the position adjustment. If the trend of individual stocks held by the fund changes and continues to fall after the position adjustment, then the fund may also fall.