On-site funds refer to funds traded in the stock market. Investors can buy like stocks. They can enter the code and purchase quantity in the transaction interface, and then click Buy. It should be noted that when selling, investors may not be able to sell if no one buys it in the market or if there are few bills in the market.
At the same time, on-site funds also have the following trading rules:
1. Most floor funds realize the T+ 1 trading mode, that is, the floor funds bought by investors on the same day cannot be sold on the same day and need to wait until the next trading day. A very small number of floor funds realize the T+0 trading mode, that is, the floor funds bought on the same day can be sold on the same day, such as funds investing in the Hong Kong stock market.
2. Every time an investor buys a floor fund, it is an integer multiple of 100, less than 100. When you sell it, you should sell it all at once.
3. The trading time is 9: 30-11:30 on the trading day; 13:00- 15:00, 9: 00 a.m.15-9: 25 a.m. call auction, and at night 14:57- 15:00 call auction, of which 9:/kloc-0. Between 9: 20 and 9: 25, investors can declare, but they cannot cancel the declaration; Between 14:57- 15:00, investors can declare, but they cannot cancel the declaration.
4. Follow the principle of time priority and price priority, that is, the declaration of high purchase takes precedence over the declaration of low purchase, the declaration of low sale takes precedence over the declaration of high sale, and the declaration of the same price takes precedence over the first one.
5. The price of funds in the market fluctuates greatly due to the relationship between market supply and demand, and is updated every ten seconds. Therefore, when investors trade funds on the market, they trade at the market price, not at the net value announced that night like OTC funds.
6. On-site fund transactions only receive commission, not transfer fees and stamp duty. Among them, the commission rate of different securities companies is different, which is generally two ten thousandths of the turnover.