The fund opening period refers to the time period for the newly established fund to invest before it starts to operate. During this period, the Foundation will consider various investment strategies and objectives and try its best to achieve the predetermined investment objectives. The fund opening period is agreed by the fund company and the fund manager, generally between 1 and 3 months.

The fund opening period is a crucial step in the fund operation, which is directly related to the investment income of the fund. At this stage, the fund manager will follow his own investment strategy and start to choose suitable investment targets for the fund. At the same time, fund managers will pay close attention to market changes and market trends, as well as the global economic situation and other factors, and adjust the investment direction according to market opportunities.

The fund opening period is a good opportunity for investors to participate in fund investment. During this period, the fund usually sells its shares at the initial price. Once the fund's open period is over, the net value of the fund unit will be announced, and investors can buy or redeem the fund shares. Compared with the subscription after the net value is announced, the subscription during the fund opening period is easier to obtain lower costs and enjoy greater growth income in the whole operation of the fund. However, before investing, investors need to carefully analyze the investment strategy of fund managers and the characteristics of fund products to avoid investment risks.