If investors want to pay attention to a new fund or sub-new fund, they can inquire directly on the fund official website. The newly issued fund has an announcement, and the new fund needs to see the date of establishment.

The new fund refers to the newly issued fund, which is in the raising period or closed period.

The sub-IPO fund is second only to the sub-IPO. As the name implies, the second new fund is actually very simple, mainly in the word "new". Sub-new funds refer to funds that have not been established for a long time, generally referring to funds that have been listed for three months, but funds that have been listed for more than one year can also be called sub-new funds. For example, funds issued after the beginning of the year can be called sub-new funds by the end of the year.

In addition, the so-called "sub-new fund" can be a fund that has just been opened for subscription, or a fund that has been expanded through spin-off or a large proportion of dividends. Generally speaking, new funds are relatively new funds. ?