2. Index funds are basically common in China, such as SSE 50, CSI 300, CSI 180, GEM index, etc. There are also related to foreign countries or other regions, such as Nasdaq index and Hang Seng index. Choosing an index that suits you is the key to starting a fixed investment.
3. Under normal circumstances, domestic indexes such as SSE 50 and CSI 300 are basically the trend of the broader market. According to the current economic situation in China, they are on the rise for a long time. Therefore, funds that invest in these indexes have a relatively high probability of profit. Other small-cap indexes or other industry indexes fluctuate greatly, which requires certain knowledge or background as the basis for judgment and is risky. But if you are an insider or have relevant reference, the yield is still relatively high.
4. Overseas indices are basically related. Relatively speaking, overseas markets have a long history, short-term volatility and long-term stability. It is difficult for individual investors to see the trend clearly. If they know something about their market, they can choose to try it, but they must be cautious.
5. Index funds are usually divided into passive and enhanced types. The passive type is a completely passive tracking index. In the enhanced mode, the fund manager will increase or decrease some constituent stocks. You can choose some larger fund companies, which will provide better services.
6. Since it takes some time to share the cost and improve the income, you must insist on not investing with emergency money, and leave yourself enough time to spread the risk and achieve profitability.