Can funds be bought and sold at any time of the day?

1. Regarding whether ** can be divided with redemption: the premise is: the trading day is Monday to Friday except holidays.

am9;30-11;30 , pm13;00-15;00), a trading day is a day, and the trading day of ** is Monday to Friday.

And ** must be in the open subscription redemption.

1. Closed-ended**, ETF and LOF** are freely bought and sold during trading hours, just like **.

2. Open-ended** general subscription needs to be confirmed in T+2 days, and redemption needs to be received in T+2.

Second, according to different standards, ** can be divided into different types:

1) According to whether the unit can be increased or redeemed, it can be divided into open-ended and closed-ended. Open-ended non-listed trading (it depends on the situation), through banks, brokers, and companies to subscribe and redeem, the scale is not fixed; Closed-end has a fixed duration and is generally listed and traded on the trading venue, and investors buy and sell units through the secondary market.

2) According to the different organizational forms, it can be divided into company type ** and contract type **. **Established by issuing **shares** to establish an investment company**, usually referred to as a corporate **; It is established by the manager, the custodian and the investor through a contract, which is usually called a contractual type. China's **investment** are all contractual**.

3) According to the different investment risks and returns, it can be divided into growth, income and balance**.

4) According to the different investment objects, it can be divided into ****, bonds**, money market**, ****, etc.

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Buying an open ** is called subscription, selling is called redemption, the subscription rate is general, redemption is successful, the subscription can be successful on the same day, and the redemption will not arrive until the 3rd - 5th day. So it's not the same as **. There is also an open-ended ** There is only one net value every day, and the subscription and redemption are based on the net value of the day, but when you subscribe and redeem, you have to be at 15:0 on the same day

00 before completion, and the net value of the day can only come out at 19:00, so you can't know the net value of the day during the operation, haha, it's a little sour to play so many hands, absolutely the original of the vernacular, to you**World Forum**.

Only by opening the subscription and redeeming can you buy and sell at any time every day!

It can be sold at any time**, but it cannot be sold on statutory holidays.

It is not possible to do it at any time, which means that you can only make a move after a month.

Some of them can be redeemed at any time, and the open-ended ones cannot be redeemed, but they can be after the end of the lock-up period.

Yes, you can, you can buy it directly, and you can make money, and you can also keep the risk, so it's completely okay.

It can't be done at any time, and there is also a time for opening and closing, and only within this time can it be carried out.

You can do it at any time, not at the time of purchase, but you can do it at any time after a year, and in this case you only need to find other buyers, and it is also very convenient.

Hello is divided into several situations to discuss.

2. On the market, listed on the exchange, there is a real market, and you need to have an account to buy and sell. Most of the A shares are settled on T+1, buy today, and you can only sell them on the next trading day at the earliest.

3. Some special market **, such as Hong Kong stock indexes, currencies, and bonds, are T+0, which can be sold today if you buy them today.

After the share is confirmed, it can be sold, generally on the third day after the purchase, but the handling fee is relatively high, and it is not recommended to sell it in less than 7 days.

Hello, if you buy ** there is no closed period then you can sell it after the share is confirmed, but the handling fee is relatively high, it is not recommended to sell it immediately, ** you can hold it for a long time

Once the share is confirmed, it can be sold. **** before 3 p.m., the share can be confirmed the next day, so it can be sold the next day. After 3 p.m., the share can only be confirmed on the third day, so it will be sold on the third day.

Generally speaking, the minimum holding day is OK, and the handling fee is higher for less than 7 days, and the specific percentage depends on the trading rules of each**.

You can sell it on the second day at the earliest, but it's a waste of fees.

For those who buy **, some people do not have a correct understanding of the investment logic of **products, and even buy and sell **products as **products. In a sense, regardless of the nature of this ** product? The investment product itself is the medium and long-term investment of the product, and there is no need to do the first operation, let alone frequent operation.

Because this will only waste the handling fee and service fee.

1. You can choose to sell on the 2nd day at the earliest. Second, you don't need to operate frequently. 3. You can choose medium and long-term operations.

Three days, the time from purchase to redemption can be sold on the third day at the earliest. In layman's terms, on a non-trading day, it can be used as a buy order before 15:00 on the trading day, and the share is confirmed t+1 day from the day of purchase acceptance, according to my example above, it is today**, (October 8) was successfully accepted, and (October 9) was confirmed, a total of two days.

The ** of the confirmed shares on the same day cannot be converted or sold, and it can only be converted or sold on the next day.

If you buy it before 3 o'clock, you can sell it on the 2nd day, if you buy it after 3 o'clock, then you need to get the 3rd day, but it is still recommended to go out after 7 days, because then the handling fee is relatively low.

The fastest is that it can only be sold on the 3rd day, there are relevant steps, and it must be completed.

After about the 3rd day, it can be sold. After purchase, it can be redeemed on the second business day.

**Same-day purchases cannot be sold on the same day, and can be withdrawn on the same day if not required.

**Cancellation of orders must be done before 15:00 on the current trading day, and only the transaction entrusted on the day can be cancelled, and the transaction entrusted on the day can no longer be cancelled after the end of the trading hours of the day (generally after 15:00 on the trading day).

**After purchase,**The company will generally confirm it on T+1 trading day, and the corresponding share can be queried on T+2 trading day (there are also some QDII** to be confirmed by T+2 and queried by T+3);

You can also log in to Mobile Banking and click "Home All Finance** Select** Transaction Rules" to check the confirmation time.

According to the regulations, there is no profit on the current day, and it will take the next trading day to have a profit。If you **** before 15:00 on the trading day, you will see the earnings coming in the next day.

It should be noted that if it is **** after 15:00 on the trading day, it will not be profitable until the third working day.

The act of purchasing is called purchasing. Generally speaking, the subscription rate of buying ** varies from channel to channel, the subscription fee of brokerages and banks is rarely discounted, and the company's official channels and third-party Internet channels generally have a 1% discount, so it is more cost-effective to buy ** on these platforms such as Alipay.

Things to watch out for when buying:

1. Arrange the proportion of ** varieties according to your own risk tolerance and investment purpose, choose the most suitable ** for yourself, and set the investment ceiling for the purchase of partial stocks**.

2. Carry out post-maintenance of your account, although it is worry-free, but you can't leave it alone. Always pay attention to new announcements in order to understand your holdings more comprehensively and in a timely manner.

3. Pay attention to buy**Don't care too much about the net worth, in fact, the income of ** is only related to the growth rate of the net worth.

4. Don't "like the new and hate the old", don't blindly pursue the new, although the new has innate advantages such as discounts, but the old has long-term experience and more reasonable experience, which is more worthy of attention and investment.

**Can be sold at any time**, as long as there is no suspension of subscription and redemption. ** subscription and redemption methods include: written application at the sales counter, ** or ** etc. Investors subscribe and redeem in writing**.

You must go to the ** sales outlet to fill in the application form for subscription and redemption.

Deliver the subscription money and provide relevant supporting documents.

Sell process.