The Shenzhen Stock Exchange first began to compile and publish the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Fund Index on Monday, March 1996. Its Chinese name is Shenzhen Stock Exchange Fund Index. English name: SZSEFUNDINDEX Base date:1March 199615; Benchmark index: 1000 points, and the date of compilation and release:1March 1996 18. The calculation range of the old fund index is ten old funds that can be traded directly on the exchange or online. The calculation method is the same as the constituent stock index, with the number of fund units listed directly on the exchange or online (that is, the number of circulating fund units) as the weight. With the development of funds in Shenzhen Stock Exchange, in order to reflect the overall price trend of securities investment funds and cooperate with the work of cleaning up and standardizing old funds, Shenzhen Stock Exchange decided to stop the compilation and publication of the original Shenzhen Stock Exchange fund index (code: 9904) with the old funds as samples from July 3, 2000, and at the same time launch a new fund index with the securities investment funds as samples, named Shenzhen Stock Exchange Fund Index. The fund index of Shenzhen Stock Exchange has been released in real time since July 3, 2000, with the name of "Fund Index" and the code of "399305". Base period and basis point: June 30, 2000 = 1000 index calculation: calculated by Paige's weighted comprehensive index method, and the weight is the total issuance scale of each securities investment fund. Sample selection criteria: including all securities investment funds listed on Shenzhen Stock Exchange. The newly listed securities investment funds are included in the index calculation range from the second trading day after listing.
Question 2: What do the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock indexes in the fund mean? Shanghai stock exchange composite index.
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Question 3: How to distinguish Shanghai Stock Exchange Fund from Shenzhen Stock Exchange Fund? Just look at the code, starting with Shanghai 5, Shenzhen 184***.
Question 4: What do you mean by Shanghai Stock Exchange Fund? They are listed in Shanghai, and their covers can be traded freely. Some open-end funds can also be listed and traded.
Question 5: What does the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock indexes mean? When I buy a fund, I want to see which stock market index is a reference index compiled by a stock exchange or a financial service institution as an indicator of market price changes. Based on this, investors can test the effect of their investment and predict the trend of the stock market. At the same time, the press, company bosses and even political leaders also use this as a reference index to observe and predict the social, political and economic development situation. Due to the complexity and variety of stock index calculation, people often select several representative sample stocks from listed stocks and calculate the average price or index of these sample stocks. Used to indicate the general trend and fluctuation range of stock prices in the whole market. The "Shanghai Composite Index" is compiled by the Shanghai Stock Exchange, with all the stocks listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange as the calculation range and the circulation disk as the weight. The Shanghai Composite Index reflects the overall trend of the Shanghai Stock Exchange market. The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock indexes are the composite indexes of Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges. Shanghai-based index is the index of closed-end funds in Shanghai Stock Exchange. When investing in stock funds, choose to invest when the stock market falls much on a certain day and redeem it when it rises much. There is a certain connection between stock funds and the stock market. When the stock market falls more unilaterally, funds are not spared. There is no correlation formula between fund and stock market.
Question 6: What's the difference between Shanghai Composite Index and Shenzhen Composite Index? How to find out which Shanghai Composite Index your fund belongs to? It represents a heavyweight in Shanghai.
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You have to look at the fund contract, which will indicate the investment direction. For example, GEM index funds can only invest in GEM stocks.
Question 7: What is the relationship between Shanghai Stock Exchange Index and Shanghai Stock Exchange Fund, Shenzhen Stock Exchange Index and Shenzhen Stock Exchange Fund? SSE 50, Yiji 50, SZSE 100, Harvest 300, bonus ETF and other funds.
Question 8: What do the following concepts in the fund mean? The unit net value is the daily value. Cumulative net value is the accumulation after distribution since issuance. Look at the net value of the unit and you will know your loss. The Fund has nothing to do with Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange. (except for index fund accidents. Funds are divided into several categories: stable index stocks, and the risks of funds are well controlled. I suggest you buy stocks. A steady old lady is not suitable for young people. The rise and fall of the index is great, suitable for radical you. I began to buy funds in 2003, and I have gained something until today. I've been holding it back until now You can look at E Fund's strategic growth and E Fund's positive growth. Dacheng 2020 Yin Hua Preferred Stock. It takes time to buy a fund to manage money. Hold the king of the market for a long time. The so-called speculative fund is a reckless practice. Give me extra points for talking too much. O(∩_∩)O Thank you.
Question 9: What does redemption in the fund mean? Fund subscription and redemption is referred to as redemption.
Question 10: What are large-cap index funds and small-cap stock funds respectively? According to the name, it can be judged that among stock funds, those with the words of small and medium-sized stocks or small-sized stocks in their names are funds that mainly invest in small and medium-sized stocks.
Judging from the underlying indexes of index funds, Shanghai and Shenzhen 300, CITIC S&P 300, Huaan China A-shares, Shanghai Composite Index and Small and Medium-sized Board reflect their respective comprehensive indexes; CSI 100 is the largest 100 company in the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300; SSE 50 is the 50 most valuable companies in Shanghai. SSE 180 accounts for 50% of the circulating market value of SSE; CSI dividend 100 reflects the overall situation and trend of high dividend stocks in the A-share market; The dividend in Shanghai stock market reflects the overall situation and trend of high dividend stocks in Shanghai stock market; Juchao 100 is the most representative and influential 100 stock selected from Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets. The style characteristic of the constituent stocks of Juchao 100 index is that the weight of large-cap blue-chip stocks exceeds other indexes. Shenzhen Stock Exchange 100 contains 100 constituent stocks with the largest circulating market value and the most active trading in Shenzhen market, which is considered as a mid-market market.
Therefore, there are funds with CSI 100, SSE 50, SSE 180 and Juchao 100 as the underlying indexes.
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