Can the fund be bought and sold frequently, and can the fund be sold at any time after it is bought?

1. **It is not suitable for frequent trading, and it is more suitable for long-term holding than frequent trading.

2. Redemption fees will be waived after holding for a long period of time. And ** in the short term the return is relatively small, so for this kind of financial products with relatively stable returns and relatively small returns.

It is better to hold it for a long time, so that the income will be more considerable.

3. Frequent trading requires investment and consumes a lot of energy to chase the rise and fall.

The rise and fall of ** are relatively insignificant, so the behavior of frequent trading is thankless and thankless.

Extended information: 1. The cost of buying and selling.

1. Handling fee cost.

**The subscription fee is not cheap: the general actively managed**subscription fee is the redemption fee. Although many ** platforms have given discounts on the purchase base, which has given a great discount to the **subscription fee, the redemption fee is not discounted.

This entry and exit will incur a handling fee, and if you trade frequently, it will add a lot of costs to your investment.

2. Time cost.

It can be executed instantly, but there will be a time lag between subscription and redemption.

**The subscription will not be completed until 1 day, that is, if you buy before 3 p.m. on the trading day**, it will take the next working day to confirm the share. The process of waiting for the sale will waste some more time, redeeming.

At least t 1 day to trade, and even some **redemption takes t t 3 days, at this time you may have missed the best market**.

3. Market risk.

Long-term investment can actually effectively reduce the risk of ** investment, while short-term chasing up and down is more like speculation. Frequent trading will be affected by short-term market fluctuations, and investors can easily be led by the market, increasing investment risks.

4. Effortless.

Tossing often means chasing up and down, and the most difficult thing in this process should be your mentality. Investment** emphasizes long-term persistence, and only in the relatively long-term investment process can the risk of market fluctuations be greatly diluted; Only then can you more fully share in the market economy.

Dividends of growth. If you are led by the market, you will definitely be "laborious", which will not only affect your work and life, but also lose the original intention of investment.

You can buy and sell on normal trading days, but the shortest will arrive in two or three days, and holidays may be longer! However, it is best not to buy and sell frequently, and there will be a certain fee for each operation! Playing ** is generally a small player who doesn't understand it very well!

The best way is to choose a good gold pick**, the low point that falls**, and hold it for a long time! At least half a year to see the growth point and be satisfied with the sale! The car strategy is very wise!

**Of course, you can't sell it frequently**. Because ** is originally slow to grow, or to fall more slowly. Because there are a lot of **or bonds underneath.

Moreover, as a long-term investment variety, it is time to exchange space. Originally, investing** is to let you develop a good financial habit. You can take a little more at one time according to your financial situation, or take a regular investment.

Generally speaking, there is no handling fee after two to three years of purchase. Don't underestimate this handling fee, which is still a lot of money in two to three years. There's also a way you take a customized approach for two to three years, then your ** cost will definitely be evenly shared.

**Buying and selling is required to confirm the share, not can be completed at once, at least every other day, buying and selling is possible, some need to charge a handling fee, it is not recommended to buy and sell frequently.

Hello, it is recommended to hold it for a long time, frequent operations will increase transaction costs, and some ** cannot be redeemed if they are in the closed period.

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.

**There are reasons why you can't sell them all:

1. There is no way to sell ** like the closed period, and some ** will have a closed period, such as one year or 18 months. Therefore, after confirming the investment, the money cannot be sold, and all the money can be sold after the end of the lockdown period.

2. If the amount of your own investment is relatively large, the system is not allowed to sell all of them, because the system may have some restrictions on large amounts. You can sell a portion of it every day, so that you can sell it all in a few days.

3. The investor purchased a part of ** before redeeming **, but this part of ** did not confirm the shares, so when the investor repurchased**, he could only redeem the ** purchased before by shares, and the unconfirmed part could not be redeemed.

4. The redemption time does not belong to the trading time, so you can't sell all of them.

Extended Materials: **Form.

1. It is uncertain which one is the earliest hedge**. During the great bull market in the United States in the 20s of the 20th century, there were countless such investment vehicles specifically for the wealthy. The most famous of these is the Graham-Newman Partnership**, founded by Benjamin Graham and Jerry Newman.

In a letter to the Museum of American Finance, Warren Buffett declared that the Graham-Newman partnership of the '20s was the earliest known hedge, but that others may have appeared earlier.

3. During the economic recession period of 1969-1970 and the collapse period of 1973-1974, many of the early ones suffered heavy losses and went bankrupt. In the 70s of the 20th century, hedging generally specialized in one strategy, and most managers used the long and short model. During the recession of the '70s, hedges were unpopular until the late '80s, when several successful ones were reported, and they came back into the spotlight.

The big bull market in the 90s of the century created a group of new rich classes, and hedging ** blossomed everywhere. Traders and investors are paying more attention to hedging** because of its emphasis on a return-sharing model with alignment of interests and an "outperform**" investment approach. Over the next decade, hedging** investment strategies emerged, including credit arbitrage, junk bonds, fixed income**, quantitative investing, multi-strategy investing, and more.

In the first decade of the century, hedging was once again popular around the world, and in 2008, the total assets held by global hedging** reached trillions of dollars. However, the 2008 credit crisis hit hedges** hard, shrinking in value, and with liquidity disruptions in some markets, many hedges** began to restrict investor redemptions.

1.Can't run out of liquid****: It may be because of the suspension of subscription, the general reasons for suspending subscription are: **In the dividend period, because the dividend will dilute the income of the purchased investors, so the subscription will be suspended; It could also be a manager.

In order to control the scale and avoid the difficulty of adjusting positions and exchanging shares due to excessive scale and excessive rent.

2.Probably because the new ** is in lockdown. Generally speaking, most IPOs have a three-month lockdown period, during which the company.

It does not accept investors' subscription and redemption, and cannot be sold during the closed period. Only when it is time to wait until the open day, can you ** and sell.

3.Semi-open**.

It is also not possible to subscribe and redeem during the closed period. For example, some ** are open one day a week, so they can only be subscribed and redeemed on open days.

Extended information: The reason why the open ** is left out in the cold: the publicity of the open ** is not enough, and investors do not know much about it, which has a lot to do with the positioning of the open ** itself.

For the open-ended ** sales positioning, some people vividly compare it to "the salesman knocking on the wrong door". At the beginning, the ** manager one-sidedly believed that the buyers were mainly shareholders, but in fact, because the open-ended profit margin was too small and not suitable for short-term speculation, there were not many shareholders who were willing to buy. Even the staff of the bank confirmed:

Selling ** squeezed bank savings. "Overseas openness** is to benchmark the bank's customers. Those who have funds in their hands but do not have the time and energy to invest are interested in an open-ended way of managing their finances.

Therefore, open-ended** cannot ignore mass investors other than shareholders. The above problems have attracted some attention. The two open-ended "Cathay Golden Eagle Growth" and "Penghua Industry Growth" that have recently been launched try to highlight their personality with a distinctive investment style.

Its most prominent trick is to list the "product description" in the most conspicuous position of the prospectus, which makes a clear and intuitive introduction to the respective investment style.

**Generally can be sold at any time.

1. Open-ended**, which has a closed period except after the end of the subscription, during which it cannot be redeemed. However, after the closure period ends, you can buy and sell at any time.

2. The closed-end trading method is the same as the open-ended. If you want to buy closed-ended, you have to have an account, and then you can trade in real time like you.

Generally speaking, whether it is on-site or off-market, most of them can be sold at any time, but there are the following situations that cannot be sold at any time:

1. After the initial issuance of new **, there will generally be a closed period of less than 3 months, during this closed period, investors can not sell after subscribing, and can only sell after the end of the closed period;

2. Closed** cannot be sold at any time.

3. Some semi-open ** cannot be sold during the closed period.

4. If the investor buys a strategic placement**, it can only be sold after expiration.

Extended information: **, in English is fund, in a broad sense, it refers to a certain amount of funds set up for a certain purpose. It mainly includes trust investment, provident fund, insurance, retirement, and various wills.

From an accounting perspective, ** is a narrow concept that refers to funds with a specific purpose and use. We refer to **investment** mainly.

According to different criteria, **investment** can be divided into different categories:

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 four categories: bonds, currencies and hybrids.

How-to tips. First, know that the situation is rotten and look at the market before operating.

The income of the investment comes from the future, for example, if you want to redeem the **type**, you can first look at the future development of the **market, whether it is a bull market or a bear market. Then decide whether to redeem or not, and make a choice in timing. If it's a bull market, you can hold it for a while longer to maximize your gains.

If it is a bear market, it is redeemed early, and the pocket is safe.

Second, convert to other products.

Converting high-risk products into low-risk products is also a kind of redemption, such as converting **type ** into currency**. Doing so can reduce costs, with conversion fees generally lower than redemption fees, and currency** with low risk, equivalent to cash, and higher yields than current interest.

Therefore, conversion is also a redemption idea.

Third, regular fixed redemption.

Like regular investment, regular redemption can be used for daily cash management and can smooth out market fluctuations. Regular fixed redemption is a redemption method that complements regular fixed investment.