A fund with t 1 refers to a trading method, that is, investors can also sell the fund on a certain trading day while buying the fund, that is, investors can sell the fund before the arrival of the fund T+ 1 and realize quick profit at the same time. This trading method is usually suitable for situations where the stock market fluctuates greatly. When investors can't control their emotions and are eager to redeem the fund, the foundation of t 1 gives investors more flexibility and trading strategies.

Based on the particularity of fund t 1, it also brings corresponding risks. As the settlement time is involved, investors must pay close attention to the trading time and calendar and need to be cautious. In addition, the fund doing t 1 will also generate additional costs, including transaction commissions and bank charges.

Generally speaking, t 1 is a disguised leveraged transaction. In the case of large market fluctuations, investors can make t 1 through funds to get more income. However, when making such transactions, investors must carefully control risks and fully consider costs, and must not be extravagant. For ordinary investors, choosing a fund to do t 1 requires a high awareness of risk control and investment knowledge.