The full name of Dividend ETF is SSE Dividend Trading Open-End Index Securities Investment Fund. The SSE Dividend Index refers to stocks with high dividend rates, large and stable dividends, a certain scale and good liquidity on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. A common index, and the fund invests directly in this index.

Currently on-market dividend ETFs: Huatai-Berry SSE Dividend ETF Fund 510880, ICBC-SZSE Dividend ETF 159905, Invesco Great Wall Dividend Low Volatility 100 ETF, CSI Dividend ETF, Dividend ETF Boshi, etc.; over-the-counter dividends ETF funds include: ICBC and Shenzhen Securities Dividend Link ETF, Wells Fargo CSI Dividend Index Enhancement, etc.

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Traded open-end index funds, also commonly known as Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs for short), are listed and traded on exchanges. An open-end fund with variable fund shares.

Traded open-end index funds are a special type of open-end funds. They combine the operating characteristics of closed-end funds and open-end funds. Investors can subscribe or redeem funds from fund management companies. At the same time, ETF shares can be bought and sold in the secondary market at market prices like closed-end funds.

However, subscription and redemption must be in exchange for a basket of stocks in exchange for fund shares or in exchange for fund shares into a fund share. Basket of stocks. Due to the simultaneous existence of secondary market transactions and subscription and redemption mechanisms, investors can conduct arbitrage transactions when there is a difference between the ETF market price and the net value of the fund unit. The existence of the arbitrage mechanism allows ETFs to avoid the discount problem common to closed-end funds.

According to different investment methods, ETFs can be divided into index funds and actively managed funds. The vast majority of foreign ETFs are index funds. The ETFs launched in China are also index funds.

ETF index funds represent the ownership of a basket of stocks and refer to index funds that are traded on the stock exchange like stocks. Their trading prices and trends in the net value of fund shares are basically consistent with the index being tracked.

Therefore, investors buying and selling an ETF is equivalent to buying and selling the index it tracks, and can obtain returns that are basically consistent with the index. Usually a completely passive management method is adopted, with the goal of fitting a certain index, and has the characteristics of both stocks and index funds.

Advantages

Diversify investments and reduce investment risks

Passive investment portfolios usually contain a larger number of targets than general active investment portfolios, and the increase in the number of targets It can reduce the impact of fluctuations in a single target on the overall investment portfolio, and at the same time reduce the volatility of the investment portfolio through the different impacts of different targets on market risks.

Have the characteristics of both stocks and index funds

(1) For ordinary investors, ETFs can also be divided into smaller trading units like ordinary stocks. , bought and sold in the secondary market of the exchange.

(2) If you make money on the index, you will make money. Investors no longer have to study stocks and worry about stepping on landmine stocks; (Before 2010, there was no short-selling mechanism in my country's securities market, so there was a "index fell" You have to lose money" situation.

In April 2010, stock index futures were launched. From December 5, 2011, seven ETF funds were included in the scope of margin trading and securities lending targets)