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What are the Chinese stock funds?
Here are some funds that track overseas companies:

1, 000075 Huaxia Hang Seng Tong Cash Exchange

2.00007 1 Huaxia hang seng ETF connection

3. 164705 Classification of Huitianfu Hang Seng Index

4.5 10900 E Fund Hang Seng ETF

5. 1 1003 1 E Fund Hang Seng ETF connection

6. 1607 17 Harvest Hang Seng China Enterprise

7. 159920 Huaxia Hang Seng ETF

8. 16 183 1 Yin Hua Hang Seng China Enterprises Index Classification.

9. 10006 1 small and medium-sized stocks in China, a rich country.

10,519601Haifutong China Overseas

1 1, 24 100 1 Warburg Overseas China

12,040021Huaan Greater China Upgrade

13,096001Making Standard & Poor's 500.

14, 1602 13 cathay Pacific Nasdaq 100 index

15,519696 Global Selection of Bank of Communications

16,270023 Guangfa Global Selection

1. Strictly speaking, China Stock Index Fund only interfaces with Bank of Communications CSI Overseas China Internet Index (China Internet) and E Fund CSI Overseas 50ETF (China Internet). China Internet tracks CSI Overseas China Internet Index, and the sample shares are China Internet companies listed on overseas exchanges to reflect the overall trend of China Internet companies listed on overseas exchanges.

2. China Unicom tracks CSI Overseas China Internet 50 Index. The sample shares are 50 China Internet companies listed on overseas exchanges, reflecting the investment opportunities of well-known China Internet companies listed on overseas exchanges. In the past two years, many US stocks have been listed in Hong Kong, and many funds have been set up to invest in Hong Kong stocks through Hong Kong Stock Connect. I naively thought that I could use Hong Kong stock connect funds in the future-I don't like QDII because the subscription is confirmed by T+2, which is not convenient enough.

3. Since the beginning of this year, Harvest, Huatai Bairui, ICBC Credit Suisse, Huitianfu and Cai Dong Fund have respectively launched funds to track the CSI Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Internet Index. This index seems to have a lot to do with the Internet. China stocks mainly come from the Internet. I thought there would be a lot of China stocks in this index. The result is speechless. This index is simply poisonous. The constituent stocks do not include stocks listed in both Hong Kong and US stocks, and Alibaba, JD.COM, Netease and Baidu are not included in the index.

4. The CSI Index introduces the CSI Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Internet Index in this way: 50 stocks of Internet listed companies with good liquidity and large market value are selected from the Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen market as sample stocks of the index to reflect the overall performance of the stocks of Internet-themed listed companies in the Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen market.