Judging from the expected income, the liquidation of the fund will not lead to total loss. Basically, every fund has an established investment strategy and goals. If there are problems in the operation process, the fund manager will liquidate the assets according to the contract. Once the liquidation is completed, investors can allocate assets according to their respective shares. Although liquidation may lead to short-term asset fluctuations, on the whole, the fund's investment portfolio has taken into account market fluctuations, and there is a certain guarantee in terms of expected returns, so it will not lose all its money.
However, the risks faced by fund liquidation can not be ignored. First of all, fund liquidation may occur when the market is at a trough or relatively unfavorable, which may lead to losses for investors. Secondly, the underlying assets of the fund may not be sold smoothly or undervalued, which may force the fund manager to postpone liquidation, or may lead to less assets than expected. Finally, fund managers may be affected by dishonest behaviors, such as corruption, mistakes or other irregularities, which will make the allocation of assets complicated and unreliable.
In short, fund liquidation is not a process that makes investors lose all their money, but there are still some risks and uncertainties. Investors should always be vigilant, carefully study the fund management and investment strategy when choosing investment funds, and be patient and cautious when choosing capital settlement.