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What does C index fund mean?
Class C index fund is a passive investment method, which is a fund product issued by a fund company to investors by simulating a specific index. It is characterized by tracking the index and following the dynamic investment strategy of the index. The main basis of asset allocation is the type, composition and proportion of stocks contained in the underlying index. Investors investing in this fund is equivalent to diversifying into important stocks in the simulation index.

Compared with other active fund products, Class C index funds have low management cost and high transparency, and are not affected by the personal level of fund managers, which basically presents the characteristics of fairness and justice, and also reduces the risk of investors and avoids the problem that investors make wrong decisions due to the personal factors of fund managers. For example, when trading a single stock on the same day, C index funds are more stable and safer than active funds.

C index fund is suitable for those investors who pursue low risk and long-term value, and also for those investors who lack time and experience, because it is relatively easy to operate, low cost and high transparency, and does not need a lot of research and analysis. Investors can control their own profits and losses through independent trading operations. For investors who don't want to take high risks, C index fund is a very suitable investment scheme. Of course, due to the different performance of different indexes, we need to build our own investment portfolio according to different investment periods and risk preferences.