The funds selected according to the above strategies are:
CSI Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Science and Technology Leading Index (93 1524), CSI Science and Technology Leading Index (93 1087), CSI Technology 50 Strategy Index (93186) and CSI Technology 100 Index (93/00)
CSI Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Science and Technology Leading Index
From Shanghai, Hong Kong and Shenzhen markets, 50 securities of leading listed companies in science and technology with large market value, high market share and large R&D investment are selected as index samples to reflect the overall performance of securities of leading listed companies in science and technology in Shanghai and Shenzhen markets.
CSI Science and Technology Leading Index (93 1087)
Select 50 listed company securities with large scale, high market share, strong growth ability and high R&D investment from the scientific and technological fields such as electronics, computer, communication and biotechnology in Shanghai and Shenzhen markets as index samples to reflect the overall performance of the securities of leading listed companies in the scientific and technological fields in Shanghai and Shenzhen markets.
CSI Technology 50 Strategy Index (93 1 186)
From Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets, 50 high-tech listed companies with strong R&D innovation ability, high profitability and certain incentive mechanism are selected as index samples to reflect the overall performance of high-tech listed companies with sustainable technological innovation ability.
CSI 100 Index (93 1 187).
Select 100 securities of leading listed companies with high R&D intensity, strong profitability and growth characteristics from the theme space of Shanghai and Shenzhen markets as index samples to provide investors with more diversified investment targets.
The main differences among the four indexes are: the CSI Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Leading Index has Hong Kong stocks, the allocation industry is relatively scattered, and it holds shares in technology Internet stocks such as Tencent and Meituan. CSI Technology's leading index positions are relatively balanced, focusing on information technology-related stocks. The CSI 50 strategic index is biased towards information technology and industry, with a relatively small share and low concentration. CSI Technology 100 Index and Technology 50 Index hold similar positions, but the overall style is more radical.
Let's take a look at the trends of four technology index funds in the past five years:
Generally speaking, the leaders of CSI, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Shenzhen have been far ahead, but they have made a sharp correction in the past six months. Secondly, CSI technology leader ranks second, with technology 50 interwoven with technology 100.
Why did the CSI Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Science and Technology Leading Index, which has a good overall trend, turn down recently? The main reason is its heavy positions in Tencent Holdings, Meituan and other Hong Kong stocks, such as Internet technology stocks and some pharmaceutical stocks, so this year, especially in the second half of the year, was seriously dragged down. So is adjustment a risk or an opportunity? Leave it for the time being.
There are many OTC funds that track the above four indexes, and you can search and identify them yourself if necessary. The adjusted CSI Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Science and Technology Leading Index happens to have new off-site index funds, namely Penghua CSI Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Science and Technology Leading Index (LOF)A( 160646) and Penghua CSI Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Science and Technology Leading Index (LOF)C(0 12809). I personally subscribe to 1000, and wait for the flowers to bloom.