China-China Internet 50: Select 50 China Internet companies listed on overseas exchanges.

2. China Internet ETF

China Internet-related trading open index fund, which is listed overseas. China Stock Exchange, the full name of Chinese concept stocks, refers to companies listed or even registered overseas, but the largest controlling interest is usually above 30% or the actual controller is directly or indirectly affiliated to domestic private enterprises or individuals, such as Tencent Holdings and Alibaba.

1, an ETF that is almost interconnected in China.

(1) Fund Company: E Fund.

(2) Fund type: ETF

(3) Fund managers: Fan Bing and Yu Haiyan. There are too many funds under the names of these two people, and each person hangs twenty or thirty. Fortunately, they are all ETFs and LOFs. E Fund has done a good job in tracking errors, very well.

Tracking index: CSI Overseas China Internet 50 RMB index, with tracking error of 0.03%.

(4) Fund scale: 65,438+09,769,000,000 yuan Fund cost: management fee 0.6%/ year, custody fee 0.25%/ year, fund characteristics: Tencent, Ali and Meituan account for 65%+, the top ten have no education, and the real estate shell accounts for 65,438+0.48.

2. China Internet ETF

(1) Fund Company: Bank of Communications Schroeder Fund.

(2) Fund type: LOF

(3) Fund manager: Shao Wenting, former fund manager named Cai Zheng, worked for more than five years and just handed it over to Shao Mei for more than 80 days. Later, the post return fell to more than -20% today. The problem with this fund is that the cost is too high and the tracking error is a bit large.

(4) Tracking index: CSI Overseas China Internet Index, with tracking error of 0.38%.

(5) Fund size: 4.645 billion yuan Fund cost: management fee 1.2%/ year, custody fee 0.25%/ year, maximum subscription fee 1.2%/ year and maximum redemption fee 1.5%/ year, which is the highest among the four.

(6) Fund characteristics: Fund positions are concentrated in the Internet industry, but the proportion of positions is relatively uniform. The top three positions account for less than 30% of the total * * * *, and some Internet companies that have sprung up in recent years will soon enter this portfolio, accounting for a large proportion in the portfolio. The overall performance is not as good as that of China Unicom, but this combination is more aggressive than that of China Unicom, which is suitable for investors who can withstand large fluctuations.