Closed-end funds belong to trust funds, which means that the fund scale has been determined before issuance, fixed within the specified period after issuance and traded in the securities market.
How to buy closed-end funds
Since the closed-end fund cannot be redeemed after its establishment, investors can only buy and sell the stocks of securities companies through the exchange platform after the establishment of the closed-end fund, except the exchange or the designated unit at the time of its establishment.
The account manager of GF Securities told the reporter that because closed-end funds are a trading variety of the exchange, investors can easily buy closed-end funds as long as they have securities accounts.
For citizens who do not have a shareholder account in a securities company, they can buy and sell closed-end funds as long as they bring their ID cards to any securities company to open a shareholder account, then open a capital account, and the deposits they receive (or deposit them in the bank after the bank handles the silver securities business).
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Buying closed-end funds has tips on how to maximize investment.
"Closed-end fund" is the biggest theme at present, and investors buy closed-end funds basically for this theme. Or through the market speculation on this subject to earn the difference, or cash in at the close to earn income. Especially when the issue of "closing and opening" of the fund industry was put on the agenda a few days ago, the theme of "closing and opening" attracted people's attention.
But when people are focusing on "opening up", is this closed-end fund still worth investing in? This is indeed a problem that needs serious consideration. The author's answer is yes. But buying a letter
Closed-end funds need to pay attention to investment skills, especially in the medium and long term.
Don't be too short-sighted when buying closed-end funds. At present, the discount situation of closed-end funds is that the longer the duration of the fund, the lower the discount rate, and the longer the duration, the higher the discount rate. For example, the current discount rate of funds due in June 165438+ 10 this year is only about 6%, while the discount rate of some large-cap funds with a later duration exceeds 40%. Therefore, if you are too short-sighted and buy a fund to start a business, the 6% discount rate will not only guarantee that investors will make money then, but also lose other opportunities to make money. However, some large-cap funds with a discount rate of more than 40% have a term of five or six years, or even seven or eight years. It is difficult for investors to have such patience, and there are many uncertainties, so investors should not hold them for a long time.
In my opinion, it is more appropriate to buy closed-end funds with a duration of 1 year. At present, the discount rate of such funds is around 20%. If the stock market can remain relatively stable or rise steadily this year, investors can get at least 20% risk-free returns, which should still be considerable. To take a step back, even if the market falls by 20%, investors can avoid the risk of stock market decline by buying closed-end funds, which is also a very good thing. So, in the face of such an investment, can we say that it is not worth it?