It is estimated that the fund will have negative growth, indicating that the fund will lose money in the future, similar to the principle of stock rising. Negative growth indicates that the value of future securities will be lower than this point, and it will face losses.

I. Estimated increase in the Fund

The estimated increase of the fund is the increase of the net value of the fund estimated by some fund websites according to the proportion of fund positions and the fluctuation range of Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets on that day. This is the real-time estimated net value calculated by some websites according to the position information in recent reports. Because the fund's shareholding may change dynamically, this net estimate will not be accurate. However, before the net value of the fund has been announced, we can probably know the real-time rise and fall direction of the fund according to the estimated net value.

1. For index funds, fund valuation has certain reference value. Because index funds mainly track the rise and fall of the index by investing in index constituent stocks and matching according to the corresponding weights, they will not frequently adjust their positions. In this way, we can probably understand the ups and downs of index funds by looking at the intraday valuation, and the gap between the general and actual net value changes will be relatively small.

2. For the debt base, there are sometimes some differences between the valuation and the net value. On the one hand, most debt-based investments are scattered, and the proportion of positions held by the five major bonds is generally small, which makes it difficult to guarantee the accuracy of valuation; On the other hand, some debt bases can also invest in stocks in a small amount, and the accuracy of valuation will also be affected by the unknown stock exchange.

Second, the stock rose negatively.

Negative inventory growth means decline.

The increase refers to the current increase of the stock.

Calculation formula of increase: increase = (current price-closing price of the last trading day)/closing price of the last trading day * 100%.

For example, the closing price of a stock on the previous trading day is 100, and the current price on the next day is 1 10.0 1, indicating that the stock price has gone up (110.01-/kloc- If the increase is 0, it means that there is no increase or decrease today, and the price is the same as the previous trading day. If the growth is negative, it is called decline. For example, the increase of a stock is: 10%, -5% and so on.