What are the seven-day historical expected annualized expected return of Yu 'ebao and the expected annualized expected return per 10,000 copies? So what is their calculation based on? Next, I will explain them to you one by one.
1, 7-day historical expected annualized expected rate of return. Taking Yu 'ebao as an example, Yu 'ebao's 7-day historical expected annualized expected rate of return is based on the 7-day average expected annualized expected rate of return of Tianhong Fund, a monetary fund linked to Yu 'ebao.
The formula for calculating the annualized expected return of the seven-day historical expectation is (B-A-C)/A/7*365* 100%.
For example, the value of a money fund before opening on March 7th is 100 yuan (that is, A = 100) and after closing on March 7th is10/yuan (that is, b =10/). Then the seven-day historical expected annualized interest rate of this fund is (101-100-0)/100/7 * 365 *100%.
2. Expected annualized income per 10,000 copies. The expected annualized expected return per 10,000 copies is the expected annualized expected return per 10,000 fund units on the day of the daily announcement of the fund company. Because the net value of each money fund is fixed at 1 yuan, the expected annualized expected return of 10000 yuan is the profit on the day of investing 1 000 yuan. Converted into expected annualized expected return, the expected annualized expected return of ten thousand fund units is 100 yuan, which is equivalent to the expected annualized expected return of1%(100/10000 =1%).
3. As a short-term indicator, the 7-day historical expected annualized expected return is only the information of the fund's profit level in the past 7 days, and does not represent the expected annualized expected return level in the future. What investors really care about is the second indicator, that is, the expected annualized expected return per 10,000 fund units. Only the higher this indicator is, the higher the real expected annualized expected return that investors can get.