Why can't some funds make fixed investment?
1. Fund products have a fixed investment threshold.
In this case, investors must make a one-time purchase and meet the minimum threshold requirements before they can start to vote. Due to the different types of fund products, the threshold for fixed investment is also different. For some fund products with higher thresholds, institutional investors, not individual investors, are mainly attracted, so it is naturally impossible to make a fixed investment.
2. Fund products have restrictions on the frequency and amount of fixed investment.
For example, fund product A can only make a fixed investment twice a month, so it is naturally impossible to make a fixed investment more than twice.
3. Restrictions on trading rules of fund products
For example, fund product A can only be purchased at a certain time and cannot be purchased at other times, naturally because it cannot be fixed.
4. The foreign exchange quota is insufficient or used up.
For example, investors need to invest in foreign currency QDII funds, because QDII funds invest in overseas markets. When there is not enough foreign currency, you can't invest naturally.
5. The fund regulations are too big.
If the scale of fund products is too large, the fund manager will take the initiative to suspend the fund subscription, and investors naturally cannot make a fixed investment.
6. Restrictions on the trading process of fund products
For example, exchange-traded funds can only be traded in the exchange market. If investors make a fixed investment in the non-exchange market, they naturally cannot buy ETFs.
The above are some of the contents of the fund's fixed investment, so you can pay attention to it.