When investors invest in a fund, they usually take corresponding measures according to the changes of the fund, such as closing or clearing the fund according to the changes of the net value of the fund. This position refers to the position of the fund, that is, the fund share held. So when investing in a fund, what is the difference between fund liquidation and clearance? Let's get to know each other.

The difference between fund liquidation and liquidation.

The biggest difference between capital settlement and clearance is willingness. The so-called liquidation of funds is to force investors to sell all the funds in their accounts, while clearance is to sell the funds held by investors at one time. Both fund liquidation and liquidation refer to investors selling their own funds, but one is forced to sell the fund and the other is voluntary to sell the fund.

Of course, the liquidation of funds can be divided into active liquidation and passive liquidation. Active liquidation means that investors sell their own funds according to market conditions, while passive liquidation means that the funds invested by investors are forcibly sold by securities companies after reaching liquidation conditions.

For fund liquidation, fund losses are common, and investors have to liquidate their own funds in order to stop losses in time; The reason for clearing the fund is that after the fund makes a profit, it reaches the expected income of investors, so it chooses to clear the position. Of course, it may also be that investors continue to make capital turnover, so as to take out their capital settlement and take out the funds for investment and wealth management for capital turnover.