In the fund, the net value of the fund unit is generally disclosed once on the trading day. Note that this is a trading day, and the net value of the fund unit will be displayed on the trading day. For example, the unit net value of a fund is 1. Today, the fund has risen by 5% as a whole, so the unit net value at this time is 1.05. Then when it falls tomorrow, the unit net value of this fund will change again. You can directly see the change of the unit net value of this fund on the fund details page. Or you can directly look at the change curve of fund unit net value to see which point is the highest and which point is the lowest, which is conducive to the fund's subsequent investment. Just one thing to note is that the lowest point of this fund is generally only before. Judging from the current situation, the fund is more of a phased low point, that is, its lowest point will not be the same as before. The current low point is only relative, so it is not necessary to find the lowest point completely, or it is a waste of time. Although investment funds are indeed investment time, the expenses that can reduce time should be reduced as much as possible.

The unit net value of the fund also represents how much a share of the fund is, which is the same as that of the stock. It's just that you don't need 100 copies in the fund to start buying. You need to understand this situation. Changes in the net value of fund units will also directly affect our overall income. The faster the unit net value rises, the more the income rises. The net unit value is also helpful to judge whether the fund is in a position of high valuation or low valuation. The difference in valuation also determines whether to invest in the fund.

Therefore, the disclosure of the net value of fund units is generally updated once a day on the trading day. At this time, it is necessary to check the details of the fund and check the changes in the unit net value of this fund.