Trading financial assets refer to an investment type classification corresponding to assets available for sale in accounting treatment.

The difference from the latter is that the former is mainly used for short-term trading profits, so it is calculated at fair value and recorded in the current profit and loss.

Funds, bonds and stocks generally traded in the secondary market fall into this category. If you buy them for long-term holding, such as holding them for 3 years, they can be counted as available for sale.

The distinction between funds, bonds and stocks for trading financial assets is consistent with our general understanding of funds, bonds and stocks.

Funds include open-end funds and closed-end funds, stocks are liquid stocks in the secondary market, and bonds include exchange bonds, treasury bonds, short-term financing bills in the interbank market, etc.