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What about the delisting fund of China Stock Exchange?
The recent market situation of China Stock Exchange can be said to be very poor, and it is basically falling sharply every day. For some stocks that are not very good, they may directly face the risk of delisting. China Stock Exchange refers to all China stocks listed overseas by foreign investors, while China Stock Exchange Fund refers to funds holding China Stock Exchange. The sharp decline in China Stock Exchange will also have a serious impact on the net value of the fund.

What about the delisting fund of China Stock Exchange?

If the exchange is delisted, it means that this stock will no longer exist in the stock market, so it is impossible to continue to hold this stock, and the fund manager will replace it with other stocks in time. However, the delisting of China Stock Exchange will still have a certain impact on China Stock Exchange Fund. The sharp decline in China Stock Exchange means that the net value of the fund will also fall. The rise and fall of the fund is mainly affected by the investment target. The fund investment will rise and the fund investment will naturally fall.

When the China Stock Exchange is delisted, the fund may not be liquidated, and the fund liquidation needs to meet certain conditions. Only when the net value of the fund is less than 50 million for 20 consecutive trading days or the number of fund holders is less than 200 for 20 consecutive trading days will the fund be refreshed, and some funds need 60 trading days. After the fund is refreshed, the remaining funds in the fund will be distributed to investors according to a certain share, so even if the fund loses a lot, it will not lose all the principal.

Although fund investment is not as risky as stock investment, investors still need to choose according to their risk tolerance. Stock funds, index funds and hybrid funds are all risky. The greater the principal invested, the greater the loss.