This is a loss.
This is the open plan of the fund. You can calculate it yourself. The first day you bought 10000, the next day it went up 1%, and the third day it went down 1%. The net value is the same as the first day, but obviously you lost 1 yuan. Similarly, if you fall first and then rise, you still lose a dollar. The more ups and downs in the middle, the more losses under the same amplitude. So try to find a smaller retreat. Because when you rise high, when you retreat, you will fall even worse.
You have 10000 yuan now. If the net value of the fund unit you buy is 1 yuan, then you will hold 10000 shares after you buy it.
On the first day, the unit net value fell to 0.9 yuan, which means that you only have 0.9 yuan x 10000=9000 yuan, and you lost 1000 yuan, but you still hold 10000 copies, but the unit price of each copy has dropped.
The next day, the unit net value rose to 1 yuan, which means you have 1 yuan X 1 ten thousand yuan = 1 ten thousand yuan, which means you still have 1 ten thousand yuan.
In the end, you have no profit or loss.