The situation that all funds can't be sold is that there is no way to sell funds during the closed period. Some funds have a closed period, such as one year or 18 months. Therefore, after you confirm the investment, you can't sell the money until the end of the liquidation period. If the amount of your own investment fund is relatively large, the system does not allow all sales, because the system may have some restrictions on large amounts. You can sell some every day, so you can sell them all in a few days. If it is a conversion fund, it can't be sold, because it takes some time to confirm the conversion fund, so the sell button is gray during this period, and it can be sold after confirming the amount.

Not all funds cannot be sold. Only closed-end funds cannot be sold. When can open-end funds be sold and how much? Fund is a new way of managing money. Risk is greater than bank deposits and less than stocks. The fund is a long-term investment project. If you want to get higher returns in the short term, the fund is not a good choice. But if you are patient, you can invest in the fund for a long time. Investment funds must use spare money that is not usually used. Don't invest too much at once. When they know something about the fund, increase investment.

1.The assets held by the IMF include principal, transfer income and non-carry-forward income, of which the non-carry-forward income can only be redeemed after being carried forward. The income not carried forward is mainly used by IMF. The income of the Monetary Fund is distributed on a daily basis and carried forward on a monthly basis. The income not carried forward refers to the income that exists at the end of the period but has not been distributed.

2. The fund has been closed. The newly issued fund has a closed period. Fund managers will use the raised funds to open positions, and generally do not support redemption business during the closed period.

3. In case of a huge redemption of a huge redemption fund, the fund manager may suspend the acceptance of the redemption application or partially postpone the redemption according to the agreement in the fund contract and prospectus. The so-called partial deferred redemption means that the fund manager distributes the number of redemption applications of investors in proportion with a share of not less than the total unit share 10%, and some excess investors can choose to postpone redemption or cancel redemption.

4. Mistake the redeemed shares as the redemption amount. If there are no special circumstances such as huge redemption, open-end funds can generally be redeemed in full at one time. However, the fund implements the trading principle of unknown price, and redemption is filled in according to the redemption unit rather than the redemption amount, which is a different concept. But some people confuse the two and mistakenly think that they can't be sold.