No, stock funds are traded at T+ 1, and T+ 1 refers to buying funds on the trading day and confirming shares on the second trading day. T+0 trading refers to buying on the trading day and confirming the share on the same day. At present, only cross-border ETFs, bond ETFs, money fund ETFs and gold ETFs carry out T+0 trading, while all other funds carry out T+ 1 trading, which is the trading rule formulated by fund companies.

T+ 1 trading of equity funds. When the Fund buys on the trading day (trading time), it is calculated according to the net value at the close of the buying day, and the share is confirmed on the second trading day. After the share is determined, the income will be calculated. If the fund is bought after 3 pm on the trading day, the time for confirming the share will be extended by one trading day. Fund trading hours: Monday to Friday, 9: 30am-1:00pm, afternoon13: 00pm-15: 00pm, and trading is not allowed on legal holidays.