Are there any restrictions on the minimum stock positions of QFII, social security funds, private equity funds and insurance wealth management products, and what is the difference between them and the minimum positions in Public Offering of Fund? Private equity funds have no position restrictions, but they make absolute returns.

Public Offering of Fund has a relative income and a minimum position limit. The minimum position of equity funds is 60%

Position refers to the ratio of the funds actually invested by investors to the funds actually invested. For example, if you have 65,438+10,000 yuan for investment, now you spend 40,000 yuan to buy funds or stocks, with a position of 40%. If you buy all the funds or stocks, you will be in Man Cang. If you redeem the fund in full and sell the share, you will be short.

Being able to control your position according to market changes is a very important ability in stock trading. If you don't control your position, you will be very passive, just like fighting without a reserve team.