Available share refers to the share that investors can redeem when operating, usually referring to the available share of funds. In general, the share held by investors is equal to the available share. However, if the investor has redeemed part of the shares, before the redemption share is confirmed, the shares held will be divided into two parts: the available shares and the redeemed shares, and the redeemed shares will be temporarily frozen.

What does it mean that the available share is less than the principal?

1, the available share of the fund changes with the daily net value of the fund, so when the net value of the fund unit is greater than 1, the calculated available share of the fund will be less than the principal when investing in the fund;

2. Because the available share of the fund is calculated by deducting the subscription fees or other handling fees that must be deducted when purchasing the fund, the available share of the fund at this time will be less than the principal when investing in the fund, but in fact the share is not small, just because part of the principal is consumed in the fees stipulated by the trading fund.