Many investors will want to check the fund's income after buying the fund, but when they go to check it, they find that the fund has no income, which also confuses investors. So what is it that the fund has no income?

What is it that the fund has no income?

1. The Fund implements T+ 1 trading, and the share is confirmed on the second trading day of the day. After the share is confirmed, the fund income will be updated on the third day. If investors have just entered the fund, they will not see the income two days before buying.

Second, most funds don't update their income on weekends or holidays, so the holders can't see the income.

Third, the net value of the fund will fluctuate with the market. If the market goes up, it will generate income; if it goes down, it will deduct income or principal. Sometimes the fund does not go up or down, it will maintain balance, and it will not make money or lose money.

Generally speaking, it is not that there is anything wrong with the fund itself, but that the trading rules of the fund are like this. In short, if it is on the trading day and the market is good, the fund will have income.