Over-the-counter fund or over-the-counter fund, which has higher income?
The income of the floor fund and the floor fund does not mean that the trading places are different, that is to say, the income of the two funds is not comparable. The income of OTC funds and OTC funds depends on their investment targets. If the investment target goes up, the income will go up, and vice versa, not to say that the on-site income is high.
The income of OTC funds and OTC funds cannot be directly compared. OTC funds are flexible and need to be held for a long time, that is to say, OTC funds can be flexible, and the long-term holding income of OTC funds will be good. Moreover, OTC funds need to be opened for purchase, and OTC funds may not be needed. If investors open stock accounts, then off-exchange funds can be bought.
Moreover, when investors buy funds, they should not only choose on-site or off-site, but also choose high-quality and good funds. The quality of funds is not directly related to on-site or off-site. As for whether to choose on-site or off-site, according to your own situation, if you can have a certain grasp of market style rotation and get in and out accurately, the income of on-site funds will be higher. If you buy and hold for a long time, OTC funds may be more suitable.
After reading the above introduction, I believe that everyone has a more comprehensive understanding of which income is higher between OTC funds and OTC funds. Last reminder: On-site fund investors need to worry a lot more, and off-site fund investors are much more relaxed because they don't need to stare at the market.