Closed-end wealth management products can't see the income because the income of the products has not been announced, which may be because the products are still in the open period, or because the products will not be announced until the time limit stipulated in the contract.

Product opening period: for example, investors buy net worth funds, which usually have a three-month closed period. During the closed period, as long as the quarterly or annual report is not published, the fund does not have to disclose the profit and loss, and investors cannot see it.

Products will not be announced until a fixed period: that is to say, if the net value of a product is announced once a month, it will not be announced until the end of the month, and investors will not see the profit and loss of the product.

For investors who buy closed-end wealth management, no matter whether they are profitable or not during the closed period, they can't redeem them in advance. If the product is still at a loss after opening, it is recommended to invest for a long time. At this time, it is particularly uneconomical to redeem at a loss.