Fund transactions are divided into on-site and off-site. On-site funds are fund products circulating in the secondary market, and individual investors can also invest in on-site funds. What are the trading skills of on-site funds? Welcome to read the reference! I hope it will help everyone!
On-site fund trading rules
1, trading places
On-site funds need to be traded through stock accounts, so before buying on-site funds, stock accounts should be opened through the trading software of securities companies.
2. Trading time
As the funds on the floor need to be purchased through the stock account, the trading time is the same as the stock market, which is 9:30- 1 1:30, 13:00- 15:00, excluding weekends and legal holidays.
3. Transaction price
The transaction price of OTC funds is calculated by the net value of the fund unit on the trading day, and there is only one transaction price every day. The trading price of on-site funds is similar to that of stocks, and it is traded at a timely matching price, so the trading price fluctuates in real time.
4. Fixed investment of the fund
On-site funds mainly include LOF funds, ETF funds and closed-end funds. Although on-site funds can also make fixed investment, they generally do not support automatic fixed investment and require investors to take the initiative to operate. In addition, on-site funds generally do not support conversion.
5. Transaction costs
The transaction rate of OTC funds is lower than that of OTC funds, and the general rate is around 15‰. Some brokers also offer discounts.
6. Dividend payment method
On-site fund dividends are limited to cash dividends, excluding dividend reinvestment.
On-site fund trading risk
1, liquidity risk
On-site fund trading is a matchmaking transaction between investors. If you want to sell the fund share, you must have other investors to buy it, so there is liquidity risk in the on-site fund with small turnover.
2. Premium risk
There are differences between the on-site and off-site prices of on-site funds, so investors should carefully consider the fund products with on-site prices higher than off-site prices.
What are the trading skills of on-site funds?
On-site fund trading skills:
1. Use the relationship between the moving average and the price for short-term trading.
When a moving average fails to act as a support level, resulting in a price drop, you can consider buying moderately; When there is a certain pressure on the price increase, it can be sold moderately. In addition, investors can also operate according to previous highs and lows.
2. Observe on the time-sharing chart of on-site funds.
When the price does not fall below the moving average on the time-sharing chart, you can consider buying moderately; But when the price runs above the moving average, it can be sold moderately. When observing the time distribution chart, you can potentially get more information in this way.
Where can I buy on-site funds?
You can place an order through the fund trading software. In order to buy a fund, you need to open a stock account first and transfer the funds into it. Then log in to the account in the stock trading software, enter the code of the required fund in the "stock" option, set the purchase amount, and make the purchase according to the prompts.
1. Opening a securities account: If investors are interested in buying on-site funds, they need to open a trading account in the securities market first. Select a securities company, download its application, then click "View", fill in personal information and complete the account registration and account opening process according to the prompts. Investors can buy funds and stocks after opening an account.
2. Purchase funds: After opening an account, investors can search for the fund name or code, select the fund to be purchased and conduct a search. After entering the transaction page, enter the transaction price and quantity of the fund, and click the transaction button to successfully manage the purchase.
Buying skills of on-site funds:
1.T+0 floor funds can be traded according to the K-line chart. If the on-site fund price is less than the average price or runs below the average price, investors can buy moderately, otherwise, they can sell when they reach the moving average;
2. For T+ 1 floor funds, you can operate in stock band. When the price falls to the support point of a certain moving average, you can buy some appropriately, and sell it on the contrary;
3, portfolio investment, you can choose multiple sectors of the fund to equip, such as large fluctuations and small fluctuations of the fund with each other.