The Chinese name of ETF is "transactional open index fund". There are two ways to buy ETFs. One is off-site subscription, which requires investors to purchase 6,543,800+0,000 shares of the Fund for exchange. Not suitable for ordinary retail investors, I will focus on another way of on-site purchase.

You can open an account in a securities company. I don't know if you stock. It's easy to speculate in stocks. Buy in the same way as stocks, starting from 100 shares, buy intraday, buy low and sell high to earn the difference. Like stocks, T+ 1 mode, buy today and sell tomorrow.

ETF is a good index fund, passively tracking the market index, and generally it will rise and fall with the market index. A successful ETF can be exactly the same as the underlying index as far as possible, that is, it can "copy" the index and let investors earn the return rate of the index with peace of mind.

Five ETFs

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As follows:

Fund abbreviation

5 10050

50ETF

15990 1

Shen 100ETF

5 10 180

180ETF

159902

Small and medium board ETF

5 10880

Dividend ETF

The above is for your reference. I also bought the 50ETF that you said tracks the Shanghai Composite Index. He selected 50 heavyweights in the Shanghai Stock Exchange and tracked their trends, which were basically consistent with the Shanghai Stock Exchange Index.