Refers to the fund company entrusting multiple securities firms to conduct fund buying and selling transactions at the same time. After the transaction is completed, the fees paid to the securities firms are based on a certain proportion of the actual transaction amount.

Fund allocation commissions are the operating income, or handling fee income, generated by securities dealers after the transaction of buying and selling funds on behalf of fund companies.

Because fund companies do not have exchange membership qualifications, they must use the trading seats of securities firms to conduct transactions. In addition, due to the large scale of open-end funds, only using one trading seat of a securities firm may affect the transaction speed, so multiple trading seats will be used.

Simultaneous trading, this phenomenon is the "dividing" of funds.

Expanding the effect of data classification and warehouse management, it is helpful to analyze the distribution of chips in stocks and grasp the future trend of stocks.

At the same time, the risk of holding a full position is reduced, and the capital utilization rate and turnover rate are doubled.

At the same time, after the buying point has been certified, you can add to the original position or even complete the position, use the increase of the day to launder funds or sell on highs in the next few days.

Because the profit-making funds become the net profit chips, the psychological pressure is reduced to a minimum. When covering the position, the cost of the main position will also be lowered by the zero-cost chips. In this way, when the support is raised, all positions can be cleared again above the original highest point.

It misleads investors into the misunderstanding that new highs will be followed by new highs, and it can also raise the price of chips, creating new opportunities to suppress large-scale corrections in the future.