The stock in the portfolio refers to investors investing in the stock market in order to obtain the gains from the rising stock price. Investors can choose to invest in large-cap stocks, small-cap stocks and new shares. Investors can choose the stocks to invest in according to their risk tolerance and investment objectives.
Bonds in the portfolio refer to investors investing in the bond market in order to obtain the benefits of bond interest. Investors can choose to invest in government bonds, corporate bonds, financial bonds, etc. Investors can choose the bonds they invest in according to their risk tolerance and investment objectives.
The fund in the portfolio refers to the income that investors invest in the fund to obtain the fund income. Investors can choose to invest in stock funds, bond funds and hybrid funds. Investors can choose investment funds according to their risk tolerance and investment objectives.
Foreign exchange in the portfolio refers to investors investing in the foreign exchange market in order to obtain the benefits of foreign exchange rate changes. Investors can choose to invest in foreign exchange such as USD, EUR, GBP and JPY. Investors can choose the foreign exchange they invest in according to their risk tolerance and investment objectives.
Futures in the portfolio refers to investors investing in the futures market in order to obtain the benefits of futures price changes. Investors can choose to invest in stock index futures, commodity futures and foreign exchange futures. Investors can choose the futures they invest in according to their risk tolerance and investment objectives.
In short, each investment portfolio of provident fund can be determined according to investors' risk tolerance, investment objectives, investment period and other factors, and investors can choose investment assets according to their own risk tolerance and investment objectives in order to obtain the maximum return on investment. Investors should allocate their portfolios reasonably according to their own risk tolerance and investment objectives in order to obtain the maximum return on investment.