What is the general method to distinguish between Public Offering of Fund and private equity funds? What should we pay attention to when choosing Public Offering of Fund and private equity funds? The following is how to distinguish private equity funds in Public Offering of Fund brought by Bian Xiao. I hope you like it.
How to distinguish private equity funds in Public Offering of Fund?
Investor scope: Public Offering of Fund is open to all investors, including individual investors and institutional investors, while private equity funds are only open to qualified investors, usually high-net-worth individuals and institutional investors.
Issuance method: Public Offering of Fund can publicly raise funds and publicly issue fund shares to the society; Private equity funds are raised from specific investors through interviews or invitations, and are not publicly issued.
Sales channels: Public Offering of Fund can sell through banks, securities companies, fund sales platforms and other channels; The sales of private equity funds are generally carried out through private equity fund managers or fund consignment agencies.
Investment strategy: Public Offering of Fund's investment strategy is diversified, including stocks, bonds, money markets and other asset categories; The investment strategies of private equity funds are relatively more specialized and diversified, including private equity, private placement bond, real estate investment trusts (REITs) and futures.
Investment objectives: The public offering fund mainly aims to provide investors with diversified investment choices and asset allocation, and operate in a long-term, stable and transparent manner; Private equity funds generally pay more attention to excess returns and seek high-risk and high-return investment opportunities through specialized investment strategies.
The characteristics of private equity funds include:
Restricting investor qualifications: Private equity funds are only for qualified investors, and investors need to meet certain access conditions, such as high-net-worth individual investors or institutional investors.
High risk and high return: Private equity funds usually invest in high-risk assets, such as unlisted or emerging enterprises, so they have the potential of high risk and high return.
Small scale and liquidity: Compared with Public Offering of Fund, private equity funds are small in scale and poor in liquidity. Investors usually need to hold for a long time and may face investment withdrawal restrictions.
What are the main stock indexes in the A-share market?
The existence of the stock market mainly reflects the overall price level and changing trend of the stock market. Is the stock index. Different types of stocks have their own unique indexes, and in this paper, we mainly talk about the main indexes of A shares, how these indexes are produced, what are their main characteristics, and so on. We will introduce and explain these problems in detail.
After understanding the stock index, we should also remember a knowledge point, that is, when the stock index rises, the average price of the stock rises; The stock index fell, and the average stock price level fell; Based on the above knowledge points, I believe everyone has a general understanding of the main indexes of A shares, mainly referring to the stock indexes reflecting the trend of A shares. There are many kinds of indexes. Today, I mainly talk about several kinds, namely Shanghai Composite Index, Shenzhen Composite Index, Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 Index, CSI 100 Index and Shanghai 180 Index.
What is the reason for the stock's decline?
Poor company performance: when the company's financial situation declines or its profitability declines, it may lead to a stock decline. For example, the financial report shows a loss, and the company faces problems such as declining market share or insufficient product competitiveness.
Macroeconomic deterioration: When the macroeconomic environment is unstable or the economic growth slows down, the stock market may fall as a whole. Market interest rate, inflation, policy changes and other factors may have an impact on the stock market.
Industry depression: an industry may be affected by factors such as supply and demand, policy adjustment and technological change, which will lead to the overall decline of the industry and then affect related stocks.
Investor sentiment deterioration: Changes in investor sentiment may also lead to a decline in stocks. For example, panic selling pressure in the market or investor sentiment changing from optimism to pessimism may lead to stock price decline.
Market adjustment or market adjustment: the stock market often has periodic adjustment. When there is a correction in the whole stock market or the market index, the stock price may also fall.
Basic knowledge of stock market funds
1. What is a stock?
Stock is a certificate issued by a joint-stock company to shareholders, as a certificate of investment in shares and a certificate of claiming dividends. Stocks, like ordinary commodities, have a price, can be bought and sold, and can be used as collateral. Joint-stock companies raise funds by issuing stocks, and investors can get a certain dividend income by buying stocks.
2. Relevant institutions
The securities market is a place where joint-stock enterprises issue securities, raise funds and trade securities. The securities market is divided into distribution market and circulation market.
Issuance market: The issuance market, also known as the primary market, is a place where joint stock limited companies issue shares, raise funds and turn idle social funds into production funds. The issuance market mainly raises funds for listed companies by issuing securities. The issuance market consists of three elements: securities issuers, securities underwriters (intermediaries) and subscription investors.
Circulation market: The circulation market, also known as the secondary market, is a place where investors buy and sell issued securities. Mainly through the circulation and transfer of securities to ensure the liquidity of securities, and then ensure the liquidity of investors' assets.
The issuance market is the basis of the circulation market, which determines the types, quantity and scale of securities in circulation. The circulation market is the guarantee for the existence and development of the issuance market, and it maintains the enthusiasm and flexibility of investors' capital turnover. They are mutually conditional, mutually restrictive and inseparable.