The exchange will open on November 15, when more than 68 companies in the selected layer of the New Third Board market will all be transferred to the Beijing Stock Exchange.

1. There are several formal spot exchanges in China:

1. The most formal, there are only 3 approved by the State Council: Shanghai Precious Metals Trading Center, Tianjin Precious Metals Trading Center, Guangdong Precious Metals Trading centers, of course, have the highest transaction costs.

2. There are many exchanges that have provincial government approval and funds are held in custody by third-party banks. . There is no approval from the provincial government, the funds are not held in bank custody, it is a black platform, and the boss runs away in minutes.

1. What does Class C fund mean:

1. Class C fund refers to a fund that does not need to pay a subscription fee and provides sales services on a daily basis. Category A, Category B, and Category C funds are divided according to different charging models. Category A belongs to the front-end charging model, that is, the fund company will deduct fees at the same time as the fund subscription operation, while Category B is the back-end charging model. The charging model means that the subscription fee and service fee will be deducted when the fund is redeemed, while Class C does not need to pay a subscription fee, only a daily sales service fee.

2. What is Class C Fund:

1. Although Class C Fund does not charge fees when subscribing, it does charge sales service fees every year. Generally, Class C Funds are more than There is no redemption fee for 7 days, which is very suitable for short-term investors.

2. Class C funds are designed to cater to the preferences of short-term investors. Since their service fees are calculated on a daily basis, if investors want to hold the fund for a long time, they are not suitable for purchasing Class C funds. , assuming that Class A funds charge a service fee of 1% and Class C funds charge a service fee of 0.4%. Although the service fees of Class C are lower than Class A in a short period of time, over time, the service fees of Class C funds will be higher than Class A funds.

3. How many futures exchanges are there:

1. There are four formal futures exchanges in the country. They are Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange ZCE and Shanghai Futures. Exchange SHFE, Dalian Commodity Exchange DCE, China Financial Futures Exchange CFFEX.

2. In general, the Zhengzhou Exchange mainly sells agricultural product futures such as wheat and cotton, the Shanghai Exchange mainly sells gold, silver and other precious metal non-ferrous futures, and the Dalian Exchange mainly sells corn, soybean and other agricultural product futures. , China Financial Futures Exchange is relatively simple. The main trading products are stock index futures and treasury bond futures.