The funds we buy through major fund companies, Alipay and Tian Tian Fund are actually off-exchange funds, corresponding to on-exchange funds, that is, funds that can be traded in the stock market. So which funds can be listed and traded?

Which funds can be traded on the floor?

Funds with a market in the secondary market can be traded in the secondary market, such as graded fund sub-funds, ETF funds, LOF funds and closed-end funds. It should be noted that if you want to invest in on-site funds, you need to open a stock account, and the sub-funds of trading graded funds need to open the authority of graded funds first.

The trading rules of floor funds are basically the same as those of stocks, but some floor funds can trade T+0, including currency ETFs, cross-border ETFs, bond ETFs and gold ETFs, mainly because the basic assets of such floor funds can trade T+0.