Fund is translated as "exchange traded fund" in Chinese mainland, "exchange traded fund" in Hongkong and "index stock fund" in Taiwan Province.

ETF is an open-end stock fund that tracks the market index and can be traded freely on the stock exchange. Everyone can understand ETF as a special form of mutual fund.

Fund): Issuers buy different stocks, pool them together to form the same fund, and then sell them in small pieces on the stock market. They become ETF index funds that can be bought and sold freely. You buy an ETF, which is equivalent to buying all the constituent stocks of this index.

American stock index fund:

1, commodity-related ETF

USO oil index ETF- the United States keeps up with the trend of crude oil.

UCO crude oil index ETF-ProShares DJ-UBS doubled.

The Sco crude oil index ETF-ProSharesDJ-UBS is twice as short as SCO, which is completely opposite to the oil price trend.

DTO crude oil ETF-PowerShares DB shorted twice.

If you think the oil price has bottomed out and want to bargain for crude oil, you can buy long ETF, USO, UCO and so on. If the oil price goes up, the ETF you buy will also go up.

If you think oil prices will continue to fall, you can buy short-term ETFs, such as Shanghai Cooperation Organization and DTO. The lower the oil price, the higher the short ETF you buy.

(2) Gold-related ETF

be long on

GLD gold exchange trading fund -SPDR

IAU gold ETF-iShares

DGP gold ETF-PowerShares DB does twice as much.

UGL gold ETF-ProShares has done twice.

underrate

DGZ gold ETF-PowerShares DB short

DZZ gold ETF-PowerShares DB shorted twice.

GLL gold ETF-ProShares is twice as short.

(3) Silver related ETFs

be long on

SLV silver ETF-iShares

AGQ silver ETF-ProShares has done twice.

underrate

ZSL silver ETF-ProShares is twice as short.

(4)

CPER American copper price index

Advantages of American stock index funds:

1, diversified investments.

ETF has developed rapidly in the North American stock market, with nearly 1,000 kinds of products. Some track the market index, some track the industry index, some track other countries' stock markets ... and some track different kinds of ETFs such as bond price, gold price, oil price, foreign exchange price and agricultural product price, which is really dazzling.

Ordinary investors can invest in commodities, precious metals, currencies, etc. In the U.S. stock market, it's like buying ordinary stocks through Futu Securities.

2. The performance is relatively stable.

ETF is more suitable for medium and long-term investors, because they value the "general trend" most, have no energy to study the performance of each company, and don't want to see their portfolio ups and downs due to unexpected events (this phenomenon often occurs when holding individual stocks). This kind of investors can choose several ETFs with good liquidity, buy them after the stock market bottoms out and sell them after the general trend reverses. There are few transactions every year, and the risk is relatively low, so you can have a good sleep.

3. Leveraged ETFs can be long or short many times.

If you don't think it's enough to go long or flip, you can double or triple the long or short ETFs of these indexes. Of course, the risk will increase after adding leverage. This provides multiple leverage for investors who cannot use margin for leveraged trading.