The ABC after the fund name is classified according to the fund charging method. A charge subscription and redemption fees, but not sales service fees. C charge the subscription redemption fee (within 7 days or 1.50% redemption fee), but charge the sales service fee. B is the back-end fee, that is, there is no charge when applying for subscription, and a certain fee will be charged or even free according to the holding period when redeeming.

What do A and B in stock funds mean?

A and B in stock funds generally appear in graded funds. Here, A shares mean that the risks and returns are relatively low, but the benefits are preferred; B shares represent leveraged stocks, which may gain higher returns, but also have greater risks.