Funds and stocks are very similar, with the same trading time, but there are essential differences, mainly reflected in the trading rules. Stocks are bought in time, and you can check the income when you buy them, but funds are not, because they are not traded in real time after buying them.

How long has the fund been bought?

After the share is confirmed, there will be income, and the update time of different fund income is different. Generally, buy before the afternoon of the trading day 15, confirm the share and calculate the income of the next trading day, and you can check the profit and loss of the next trading day. Buy after 15 on the afternoon of the trading day, confirm the share to generate income on the next trading day, and check the profit and loss on the next trading day. For example, buy before Monday afternoon 15, confirm the share on Tuesday, and check the profit and loss on Wednesday. If you buy after Monday afternoon 15, you can only confirm the share on Wednesday and check the profit and loss on Thursday.

Funds bought before 0/5 o'clock on the trading day/kloc-will confirm their shares on the next trading day (T day), start to calculate the income, and update the income after 20 o'clock that night, depending on the time when the fund company publishes the data. You can also check the income on T+ 1 For funds bought after trading day 15, the time for confirming shares and updating income will be postponed by one trading day.

If you buy a newly established fund, you can't confirm the share immediately after buying it. There will be a collection period, and the share will be confirmed to calculate the income until it is formally established. This is called fund subscription, which is different from the usual business.

After deducting the handling fee for buying funds, it is normal for the short-term income to be negative. From the historical data, the profit probability of holding funds for a long time is high. Learning to check the income, not paying too much attention to the short-term income, paying due attention to the long-term income of the fund and doing a good job in post-investment management are also conducive to improving the success rate of investment.

After the fund is bought, it can only be sold after the share is confirmed. Therefore, it is not a day to buy and sell funds. There will be time cost. So I suggest you make sure that you are really optimistic about this fund before buying it, so as not to find that you don't want to sell it immediately after buying it.