A capital callback is a decline, which is also called a callback to a certain point of the original increase. For example, a fund has been rising from 5 yuan's net value to 8 yuan's net value some time ago, but it began to fall in the past two days, with a big drop, and its net value soon fell to 5 yuan, so this is called a callback.

The fund callback can also be said that the net value of the fund has decreased compared with the previous period, and then simply said that the investors who invested in the fund suffered short-term losses. In a certain period of time, when the net account value drops from the highest value to the lowest value, the degree to which the net account value drops.

For the fund callback, it is a normal thing, because funds, like stocks, will go up and down. No fund's net value is rising every day, and the best fund will also fall.

The role of fund withdrawal rate, whether a fund is excellent or not depends on its performance, and often depends on its maximum withdrawal rate, so as to test the fund management team's ability to control the risk of market fluctuation. When investors buy a fund, they should look at its maximum callback range, because this is probably the biggest loss after buying this fund, so they should be prepared.

When will the fund be recovered?

There is no fixed time for fund callback, that is to say, the fund may callback at any time. Fund callback refers to the slight decline in the net value of the fund due to pressure during the rising process, but this decline does not refer to the overall decline of the fund, but refers to the decline in the net value of the fund in the current period relative to the previous day.