Is etf fund risky?
Etf is a medium-high risk investment method.
Etf fund is a fund that tracks a specific index and buys all or part of the stocks in the index. Investors can buy and sell the "underlying index" just like buying and selling stocks.
Etf funds are risky in the market. Because etf funds invest in a basket of stocks, they are inherently risky. The net value of the stock market increases and the net value of the stock market decreases. The stock market is risky, and etf funds are naturally risky.
Etf funds also have liquidity risk. If investors sell etf funds in large quantities, etf funds may fall, which is very unfavorable to other holders.
In addition, etf funds have other risks, such as the systemic risk of the underlying index, tracking error risk, etc. Investors with general risk tolerance are not recommended to invest in ETF funds.
What is the national debt etf?
Treasury ETF is based on the concept of indexed investment, with 5-year government bond index as the tracking target. Treasury ETF holds a basket of deliverable bonds of Treasury futures.
The issuer of the treasury bond ETF is a fund company with a face value of 100 yuan and a minimum threshold of 1000 yuan. Treasury ETF has no investment term, so it can be traded all the time as long as it does not withdraw from the market.
Treasury ETF tracks government bond index, so the risk is relatively low. The implementation of "T+0" trading mode makes the trading process more convenient, and investors can use ETF to freely and flexibly switch between high-risk assets such as stocks and futures and low-risk assets such as bonds and deposits, thus improving the efficiency of capital use.