1. When the floor fund is listed on the stock exchange, its price will be affected by market supply and demand in real time, so it has great fluctuation. When the market is good, investors can get short-term price difference by buying and selling quickly, so as to get higher returns. In addition, on-site funds can also obtain market premium through on-site arbitrage strategy to further improve their returns. However, it should be noted that there are also differences between the price and the net value of the fund, which may have a certain impact on investors' income.
2. OTC funds are usually traded in the form of net fund value, and the price is relatively close to the net fund value. Due to the relatively limited trading channels of OTC funds, its liquidity may be weak. The transaction cost of OTC funds may be more favorable because of activities, and investors may get more stable returns if they hold them for a long time. In addition, OTC funds can also share the cost of capital through fixed investment, reducing the impact of market fluctuations on income.
3. Investors should also consider the differences in investment scope and strategy between OTC funds and OTC funds. On-market funds are usually index funds, tracking a specific market index, such as the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 Index. Investors should pay attention to factors such as index rise and fall, constituent stocks and tracking errors when choosing on-site funds. Over-the-counter funds are more abundant, and they can invest in different markets such as stocks, bonds and money markets, and their investment strategies are more diversified.
4. Investors need to consider their investment objectives and risk preferences. Some investors pay more attention to short-term investment opportunities and returns, and are more interested in trading opportunities of OTC funds, while some investors pay more attention to long-term returns and freedom of choice, and prefer to choose OTC funds.