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The difference between four gold ETFs
There are four gold ETFs in China, namely Huaan, Yifangda, Cathay Pacific and Bosera Gold ETFs. The four gold ETFs are all gold spot contracts invested in the Shanghai Gold Exchange, and the difference is not great. As far as the stock market turnover is concerned, Huaan's turnover is more active; On the outstanding performance of the fund, the doctoral fund is even more powerful.

Spot gold trading, in layman's terms, is to buy and sell with the rise and fall of gold prices and profit from the price difference. There are several ways to trade spot gold: 1. Margin trading; 2. Non-margin trading (leverage). The most popular and profitable transaction in the market is leveraged spot gold trading, which is a contract spot gold trading based on leverage principle. In short, it is margin trading. According to the real-time market of international gold market, the leveraged investment mode of two-way trading through the Internet. Flexible two-way trading of investment means that investors can buy gold to rise or fall, so that no matter how the price of gold changes, investors always have a chance to make a profit. The online trading platform is convenient, fast and accurate.

T+0 trading mode is adopted. After understanding this concept, people may be most concerned about its profitability and risk. First, profit! Since it is the principle of leverage, it means enlarging investment funds. For example, if the price of gold is $600 per ounce, you need $60,000 for one hand (100 ounce for one hand). If you use margin trading, you only need to pay a deposit of 1000 dollars, that is, the deposit of 1000 dollars actually operates a trading right of 60,000 dollars. At this time, the profit will be enlarged. Equivalent to 60 times magnification. More importantly, you can make a lot of money whether the price of gold goes up or down. If you go long (buy up), when the price of $600 per ounce rises to $605 per ounce, your first-hand profit is (605-600) *100 = $500. When you close the position, the deposit of $ 1000 will be returned to your account. If you short (buy down), when the price of $605/ounce drops to $600/ounce, your first-hand profit is also (605-600) *100 = $500. Similarly, when you close your position, the deposit of $ 1000 will be returned to your account. Some people will say, "If the profit is enlarged, the risk will be enlarged." Actually, no, stop loss point: investors can set the amount of losses they can bear according to the online trading platform. When the judgment is wrong, the system will automatically close the position according to the amount you set, and strictly control the risk.