How to buy graded funds? What is the specific operation method? I believe that people who just started buying funds are not very clear about this knowledge, so Bian Xiao specially arranged how to buy graded funds, hoping to help everyone.
How to buy graded funds
The steps for purchasing graded funds are as follows:
1. Choose a graded fund: according to your investment needs and risk tolerance, choose a graded fund that suits you.
2. Select a securities company: Choose a securities company you trust, which can be purchased through official website or a third-party platform.
3. Opening a securities account: To open a securities account in a selected securities company, you need to provide relevant identification and bank card information.
4. Account entry of funds: transfer funds to securities account, and you can choose online banking transfer or counter transfer.
5. Subscription of graded funds: After logging into the securities account, select graded funds for subscription in the trading interface, enter information such as subscription amount and subscription price, and confirm the transaction.
6. Holding graded funds: After successful subscription, hold graded funds and pay attention to their performance, and make adjustments and operations according to market conditions.
How to buy graded funds
Graded funds can be subscribed or redeemed by on-site and off-site means. On-site purchase, subscription and redemption are carried out through securities companies qualified for fund consignment business in Shenzhen Stock Exchange. Over-the-counter subscription, subscription and redemption can be handled through the business place where the fund manager's direct selling agency or consignment agency handles the fund sales business, or through other means provided by the fund manager's direct selling agency or consignment agency. After the two types of shares of graded funds are listed, investors can trade through securities companies. Investment advantages of graded funds
1. graded funds have various forms, which can meet the needs of investors with low risk preference and high risk preference respectively; 2. Investors can allocate assets conveniently and flexibly according to their own investment characteristics and market trends; 3. Graded funds provide convenient, fast and low-cost fund investment methods for all kinds of investors.
How to buy graded fund b
To make progress in Class B and purchase graded funds, you need to open a securities trading account and trade like ordinary stocks, but there is no stamp duty when selling. Many brokers will charge less commission for fund trading on the market than buying and selling stocks. Aggressive Class B funds are all leveraged, and the fluctuation range will be greater than the index target they track. Don't forget the risks of leveraged products while gaining benefits. In addition, except for individual sustainability, most graded funds have conversion periods, so special attention should be paid. Methods: First, open an account in a securities company and trade the graded B products on the market. Second, the fund's off-site subscription is transferred to the market, split into AB shares, leaving A to sell B, and of course, you have to open an account in a securities company. A graded fund is a parent fund that is sold by the fund or purchased through direct sales channels, and then transferred to the market and split into A shares and B shares. Two parent funds = 1 A share+1 B share: StructuredFund, also known as "structured fund", refers to a fund variety with a certain differentiated two-level (or multi-level) risk-return performance by decomposing the fund income or net assets under a portfolio. Its main feature is to divide the fund products into two or more types of shares and give different income distribution respectively. The sum of the products of the net value of each sub-fund of the graded fund and the share ratio is equal to the net value of the parent fund. For example, the net share value of the parent fund split into two types of shares = the net share value of the A type sub-base of XA share%+the net share value of the B type sub-base of %+XB share%. If the parent fund is not split, it is a general fund. References:
Encyclopedia of graded fund stocks