I won't! If it is invalid because it has not been redeemed for a long time, how can others make long-term investments! Unless the fund is liquidated!

There are two kinds of funds: open-end funds and closed-end funds.

For open-end funds, the net assets are always greater than zero.

For closed-end funds, the net assets are always greater than zero during the closed-end period. Once the bankruptcy expires, investors' assets should be returned, or postponed or transformed.

But you don't have to worry, the fund is not worried about liquidation.

The fund's anti-bankruptcy ability is stronger than that of listed companies, because it chooses good listed companies to invest and will not invest in companies that are about to close down. Even if a listed company goes bankrupt for more than half, it will not go bankrupt. In the rising stock market, the fund's income will not exceed the rise of the stock market, while in the falling stock market, the fund's loss is less than the stock market. He is best at operating in the ups and downs of the stock market. If the stock market was originally 2,000 points, no matter whether the stock market goes up 1000 points or down 1000 points, as long as it goes back to 2,000 points, the net assets will increase.

Investment funds should make long-term investments, not short-term net assets. If you want to see it return to the point where you invested, its net assets must have increased.

Even if the liquidation conditions are defined, it is safe. Because when it reaches the liquidation conditions, the stock market can be imagined.