To make progress in Class B and purchase graded funds, you need to open a securities trading account and trade like ordinary stocks, but there is no stamp duty when selling. Many brokers will charge less commission for fund trading on the market than buying and selling stocks.
Aggressive Class B funds are all leveraged, and the fluctuation range will be greater than the index target they track. Don't forget the risks of leveraged products while getting the expected annualized expected returns. In addition, except for individual sustainability, most graded funds have conversion periods, so special attention should be paid.
Therefore, there are two ways to buy Class B graded funds:
One is to open an account in a securities company and trade B products on the floor.
Second, the fund's off-site subscription is transferred to the market, split into AB shares, leaving A to sell B, and of course, you have to open an account in a securities company.
A graded fund is a parent fund that is sold by the fund or purchased through direct sales channels, and then transferred to the market and split into A shares and B shares.
Two parent funds = 1 A shares+1 B shares.
Reminder, it is best to choose a securities company as a consignment channel. For the share of the parent fund purchased on T day, the split application can be submitted on the day when the share is found on T+2 day, and T+3 can be used. If you go to the bank and other consignment channels, it will take two more working days to transfer custody.
Further reading
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