The trading methods of floor funds and stocks are similar, both of which are T+ 1, that is, buying on the same day needs to be sold on the next trading day, so floor funds are stocks? What is the difference? I have prepared relevant contents for your reference.

Is the floor fund a stock?

Floor fund is not a stock, it belongs to the type of fund, which is essentially different from stock. It just means that when trading, it is similar to stocks. Trading according to the real-time market price follows the principle of price priority and time priority.

The trading unit of the on-floor fund is 65,438+000 and its integral multiple, with T+65,438+0 trading as the main trading unit, which can only be sold on the second trading day of the day. Trading hours are: 9: 30-65, 438+06, 5438+0: 30 and 65, 438+03: 00-65, 438+ in the afternoon from Monday to Friday.

What is the difference?

Difference 1: the cost is different.

Transfer fees and stamp duty are not required for on-site funds, and transfer fees and stamp duty are required for stocks.

Difference 2: The price fluctuation is different.

The investment target of the floor fund is multiple stocks, and the price changes with the stocks invested, which disperses the risks to some extent. But the stock is single, and the price is only affected by the trend. The fluctuation will be bigger than the floor fund, and the risks and benefits will be bigger than the floor fund.