When buying a fund, the letters A, B and C are more common. These three letters have different meanings in monetary fund, open-end fund and graded fund. There are some letters that are not common, such as e, so do you know what the e after the fund means?

What does the e after the fund mean?

For money funds, e has two meanings. One is that this share is only sold in special channels, which generally refers to Internet platform sales, such as E Fund's currency; Second, such money funds belong to market share, that is, transactional money funds, such as Guangfa Money E, E Fund, and China Life Security Money Market Fund E, etc.

E also refers to the fund shares sold only through the online trading system and direct sales center of the fund company. For example, China-Europe pure debt e and China-Europe industry growth e.

The unusual letters after the fund name are D, H, I, etc.

Class D: Class D monetary funds generally refer to newly-increased fund shares, such as the Central European currency D, and there are also funds sold on designated platforms.

Class H: H shares newly added by the general fund. H means Hong Kong, which means that the shares are only sold in Hong Kong.

The first category: fund shares sold through special channels, such as ETFI of Boss Gold, are only sold in Alipay.

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