How many days can the fund be sold?
It will be sold in two or three days. The trading rules of funds are all T+ 1, and the fastest time from buying to redemption can be sold the next day. For example, buy a fund before 3 pm on Monday, confirm the share on Tuesday, and sell it after confirming the share. If you buy a fund after 3 pm, the corresponding time will be delayed by one day.
General fund subscription application is confirmed on T+ 1 working day (QDII T+2 confirmation), and the confirmation result can be inquired on T+2 working day (QDII T+3 inquiry), and holidays and weekends are non-working days. In other words, it only takes two or three working days to buy and sell.
Funds are not suitable for short-term holding, because under normal circumstances, funds other than monetary funds will be charged a redemption fee of not less than 1.5% if they are held for less than 7 days. The redemption rate of the fund for 0-6 days is1.5%; 7-29 days redemption rate of 0.75%; The redemption rate is 0.5% when it is held for 30-89 hours; Holding time 70- 179, redemption rate 0.5%; Holding time 180 days or more, redemption rate is 0%.
After the fund redeems and confirms the share, it does not arrive quickly, and it has to be transferred through the bank. However, you can use the monetary fund of the fund company to transfer, and use fund conversion instead of redemption to get the account faster. But QDII and LOF, which are different from money funds, may not work.
After reading the above introduction, I believe that everyone has a further understanding of the problem that funds can be sold in a few days. The longer the fund is held, the lower the rate. However, there is no need to wait until there is no redemption rate before selling. After buying a fund, you can set a profit point, mostly a 20% increase. At this profit point, you can sell and close your position in time. After all, the money you get is really your own money.