First of all, funds are divided into private placement and public offering, and redemption also depends on what type of fund you buy. This redemption depends on where the take profit point of the fund you bought is and the price in your heart. There is no absolute redemption point.

Usually, investors have redemption requirements after purchasing funds for a period of time. At any time, the fund will be sold or repurchased.

If investors can predict the date when they need cash, it is best to start thinking about the redemption plan one month in advance.

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No matter what kind of investment, most investors have a tendency, that is, they want to make a quick profit and have no patience to wait for the profit to grow slowly. On the other hand, when the market trend is contrary to investors' expectations, they are often unwilling to give up the arms of the strong, resulting in daily losses. Therefore, I would like to remind you that under such circumstances, it is necessary to re-examine whether the invested funds are worth continuing to hold:

1, when your income and expenditure situation changes significantly.

2. When the fund manager company has major personnel changes.

3. When the net asset value of the invested fund drops sharply.

4. When it is judged that the general trend of the whole securities market will decline for a long time.