Funds are divided into two channels: on-site and off-site. However, when investing in over-the-counter funds, there is often no K-line chart, which makes it difficult for many investors to see the market. So funds Where can I see the K-line chart?

Where can I see the K-line chart of a fund?

First of all, it needs to be clear that some funds can see the K-line chart, while some funds only have changes in net value. As shown in the figure, the former are mostly index funds that adopt passive strategies, while the latter are generally funds that adopt active strategies.

If it is an index fund that adopts a passive strategy, you can search for the corresponding index in the stock trading software to learn about it. We can search for the corresponding index target in the index gold information, and then use You can see the K-line chart by searching on the stock trading software. Or you can directly search for the on-site fund corresponding to this fund in the stock trading software, and you can also see the K-line chart.

As for index funds, everyone needs to realize that there are on-market index funds first, and then there are over-the-counter index funds. Taking ETF and ETF connection as an example, ETF funds directly follow the rules of some indexes. The combination is constructed based on the type and weight of the constituent stocks to track the index and realize investment in the index; while the target of the ETF connection is ETF, which is equivalent to investing in a fund.