However, after the conversion, your share has changed. Of course, it may bring about changes in different ranges in the future, and it may also lead to different dividends next time, because dividends are calculated by share, not by amount.
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Because graded funds are converted according to their net value, and the market transaction price of graded funds is generally higher than their net value, the risk after conversion is greater. For example, in a falling market, graded foundations trigger discounts.
Holding 65,438+00,000 Fund B, the secondary market price may be 0.45, and the net value on the conversion base date is 0.25, so the converted net value is 65,438+0, and the share is 2,500. Therefore, the conversion may cause greater risks.
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