ETF funds and ETF funds closely track the underlying index, ETF funds completely passively track the index, and ETF-linked funds refer to ETFs that invest most of their fund assets in tracking the same underlying index. More similar to the enhanced index fund, 90% of the fund assets are used to track the index, and 10% of the fund assets strengthen the income through active management.

There are also some differences in trading methods. ETF funds can be directly listed and traded in stock accounts or purchased in banks, while ETF-linked funds, like most open-end funds, cannot be listed and traded, and can only be purchased and redeemed.

For retail investors, what do you think of the market outlook? If you think that the current index is relatively low and there is more room for growth in the later period, then buy ETF funds. If you increase flexibility, choose ETF linked funds.