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Several easy-to-understand fund concepts: QDII, ETF, LOF and New Fund.
QDII fund

QDII is the abbreviation of qualified domestic institutional investor. To put it bluntly, QDII is a fund company approved by the state to exchange our RMB for foreign currency and invest in foreign stock markets. Because of domestic restrictions on foreign currency exchange, the state has approved a number of qualified fund companies to exchange some foreign currencies for foreign stock market investment. Therefore, the shares held by QDII funds are foreign shares, and of course they may also be H shares of a bank.

Representative funds are: Huitianfu Hang Seng Index Grading; Bank of communications global selection

ETF fund

ETF is the abbreviation of exchange traded fund, which is translated into "transactional open index fund" in Chinese, also known as exchange traded fund. To put it bluntly, it is a basket of stock funds. Why do you say that? In fact, this fund is consistent with the rise and fall of its industry. For example, the gold ETF is equivalent to the rise and fall of gold. Its advantage is that it knows the price when it is sold, unlike other funds that only know the price the next day.

Representative funds are: Guotai Gold ETF;; Huabao SSE 180 Value ETF

Play with new funds

People in China like to join in the fun, not to mention the newly listed new shares. This kind of fund is a fund that holds new shares. Generally speaking, China people like to get off to a good start, so the newly listed stocks generally go up, so the performance of such funds is OK. However, this kind of fund also depends on luck, which means a little gambling, because it may not be possible to purchase new shares, but if you want to purchase new shares, you must have some preparation funds, so this kind of fund has some money to sleep.

Representative funds are: Xingye Zhuo Yue1; Guoan grew up with peace of mind.

Listed open-end funds

The professional name of LOF Fund is "Listened Open-end Fund" in English and "Listed Open-end Fund" in Chinese. Don't you understand? To tell the truth, the landlord didn't understand what it meant when he first read it! Please forgive me, a terrapin. In fact, it is similar to ETF, except that ETF has restrictions. For example, SSE 180TF must be SSE180, but LOF is not limited. It can invest in anything. Like ETF, it can be bought and sold on the exchange through the trading system, or it can be purchased and redeemed on or off the market like a bank.

Representative funds are: Penghua Feng Run Bond; Southern CSI 50 Bond C