There are some in ICBC's online banking, but "ICBC account crude oil" is deceptive. Recently, the oil price plummeted, and I thought it was a good opportunity to invest, so I bought some crude oil from ICBC account for investment. Later, I learned that the crude oil in the original account is a phase, each phase is about 40 days, overlapping for several days, that is, there are almost a dozen phases in a year. I consulted ICBC service customers and said that if you buy the crude oil in your account, you can transfer it automatically if you want to hold it for a long time, and there is no handling fee for transferring the crude oil. The crude oil I bought was "RMB international crude oil1502" 65438+1October 9, and it was automatically converted into "RMB international crude oil 65438". As a result, I paid 8. 17 yuan per barrel. If I want to hold it for a year, I have to hand it over to 98 yuan, which is too cheat people. I asked ICBC, but I still said there was no rollover fee. The so-called rollover actually means that ICBC buys crude oil in your account cheaply and then sells it to you at a much more expensive price, which is set by ICBC itself. No, you can charge as much as you want. There is no reason at all. Now that oil prices have stopped rising, continuing to increase investment for a year or two will definitely make money. However, if the extension fee is charged according to this rate, the increase of 100% is not enough for ICBC, which makes it a great loss to sell now, and it cannot afford the extension fee if it is not sold.