2. Redemption price benchmark: Some fund companies will add redemption fees and turn them into two quotations: buying and redeeming.
3. Received redemption money: Investors can't get the money on the day of the transaction when they redeem the fund, usually three to five days after the trading day.
Fund redemption means that closed-end funds are sold and listed in the same way as ordinary stocks. Open-end fund is the price for applying to sell all or part of your fund to a fund company to redeem you. The redemption amount is the number of units selling the fund multiplied by the net value on the selling day.
Funds are mainly stock funds, which means that investors of investment funds should pay close attention to the trend of the stock market. If the stock market still can't reverse the bear market trend and continues to fluctuate downward, then as a fund investor, it should also redeem the fund on rallies before and after the end of the market rebound, but there is a difference between the fund and the stock. Stocks want to sell more freely, but funds are more complicated and care more about long-term holding. Therefore, the rational investment mentality of fund investors is the same as that of stocks. If the market chooses which fund in a bear market, it becomes a secondary issue, because funds are also losing money, so the timing of intervention and withdrawal has become something that fund investors must learn.