Funds can be short-term, but when they are short-term, investors need to grasp the trend of funds more accurately. Once the forecast is wrong, investors may miss the opportunity for the fund to rise, or be trapped. At the same time, frequent buying and selling will greatly increase the cost of subscription and redemption. Among them, investors who have held the Fund for less than seven days will be charged a high redemption fee according to the standard of 1.5%.
When doing short-term, investors should choose stock funds and index funds. Take these volatile funds as investment targets and make good use of their fluctuations to earn a certain price difference. For some money funds and bond funds with relatively stable fluctuations, it is not suitable for short-term operation, and it is difficult for investors to obtain income in the short term.
Investors can also choose Class C funds when doing short-term, which is more cost-effective than Class A funds, because Class C funds do not charge subscription fees, but charge a certain sales service fee, which is accrued on a daily basis and withdrawn on a monthly basis. The calculation formula of the daily sales service fee payable is = (the net asset value of the previous day × the annual sales service fee rate)/the actual number of days in the current year, all of which will be paid from the fund assets and will not be paid to investors separately.
How do investors buy funds for short-term operations?
1. Investors can buy when the underlying fund ends the downward trend and starts the upward trend, and sell when the upward trend ends and starts the downward trend.
2. In short-term operation, investors can choose to buy in batches to spread the cost of holding positions, and then sell them when their net value is higher than the cost of holding positions and handling fees to earn a certain difference.
3. Some funds exist in OTC and OTC markets, and short-term investors can use the price difference between the two markets for arbitrage. For example, when the etf price in the market is greater than the net value, investors will buy a basket of stocks from the secondary market, then convert them into etf fund shares in the primary market according to the net value, and then sell etfs in the secondary market at a high price to complete arbitrage, or when the ETF price in the market is less than the net value, investors will buy ETF fund shares in the secondary market at a low price, and then press positions.
When doing short-term, investors can also make long-term investments appropriately, which can completely absorb the possible losses caused by short-term investments, increase the stability of profits, and reduce market risks over time. Fixed investment is a common long-term investment strategy, that is, to spread risks by increasing the share held by investors and sharing the cost of holding positions equally.