After some unexpected situations, some investors will take many measures to sell the fund. And the main force can sell the fund at any time, which is one of the reasons that retail investors can't estimate. In the investment market, it is common for many users to lose money because they cannot handle this operation.

What is the impact of selling on the fund?

If the user is an investment market, a large number of sales will affect the rise and fall of the fund in the market. The fluctuation of funds in the market is determined by the investment target and the amount of funds, so the fund manager will inevitably ship short-term goods for the need of performance. In this case, the most intuitive embodiment is that the shares held are sold.

If the funds in the market are large in scale and face large-scale redemption or multiple funds face large-scale redemption at the same time, the market is likely to have a chain reaction and amplification reaction. Naturally, a large number of selling funds will produce a large number of selling orders, which will make the fund fall.

If it is an OTC fund, selling a large number of funds will not have much impact on the rise and fall of the fund. The rise and fall of OTC funds is determined by the investment target, so there will be no behavior that investors need to sell a large number of shares to redeem funds. In the over-the-counter market, funds with rising investment targets will rise, while those with falling investment targets will fall, and some cash will be reserved for fund assets to meet the daily redemption of investors.

Generally speaking, whether selling has an impact on the fund mainly depends on whether the fund is an on-site fund or an off-site fund. If it is an OTC fund, selling has no effect on the fund's rise and fall. If it is an on-site fund, selling will have a certain impact on the fund.