, the Hong Kong stock market quietly rose.
As the Hong Kong stock market performs well, the Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Fund has made a good start in the New Year. The Lu-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Fund continues to make rapid progress with outstanding performance.
So what is the Lu-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Fund?
What are its differences and potential advantages?
The editor will give you some popular science today.
1. What is Lu-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Fund?
The Lu-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Fund is a fund that can invest in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets + the Hong Kong stock market. The investment type is a stock fund. The historical expected annualized expected return and risk of stock funds are higher than bond funds, hybrid funds and currency funds.
type fund.
2. What are the advantages of Lu-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Fund?
1. There is no QDII quota limit.
The biggest difference between Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen funds and QDII funds that mainly invest in Hong Kong stocks is that when they "go overseas", they use the Hong Kong Stock Connect channel and there is no QDII quota limit.
Because of this, the redemption time for Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen funds is shorter than that of QDII funds, and the efficiency of fund use is higher.
2. Low threshold.
Compared with the "Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect" threshold of 500,000, the Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Fund provides ordinary investors with a low-threshold "ticket."
For example, the subscription threshold for Huatai-PineBridge New Economy Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen issued on October 24 is only 1,000 yuan.
3. Professional services.
The rules of the game for Hong Kong stocks are significantly different from those for A-shares, which places high demands on investors.
Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Funds leave professional investment matters to professional fund managers, saving a lot of trouble.
We remind: Although the number of Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen themed funds has increased significantly, a large part of these funds still mainly invest in A-shares and are less involved in Hong Kong stock investment. This type of fund is essentially the same as ordinary investment.
There is not much difference between A-share funds, except that the investment scope is limited to stocks related to Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect. Therefore, individual funds need to be carefully screened.