What are the categories of ETF funds?
1, stock ETF
Stock ETF can be divided into wide base and narrow base. Broad base refers to index funds with wide coverage of constituent stocks and many industries, such as Shanghai and Shenzhen 300ETF. Narrow base refers to investing in a specific kind of related index, which has a distinctive style. You can know what kind of industry or subject matter it is by looking at the constituent stocks. Also called industrial fund. For example, the pharmaceutical industry ETF.
2. Bond ETF
It can be divided into treasury bonds ETF, land bonds ETF, convertible bonds ETF and urban investment bonds ETF. Bond ETF can not only effectively lower the threshold of participating in the bond market, but also spread the investment risk of a single bond.
3. Commodity Exchange Trading Fund
Such as gold ETF, soybean meal ETF, energy ETF and so on. Commodity ETF has the characteristics of convenient subscription and low cost.
4. Cross-border exchange trading funds
For example, H-share ETF, Nasdaq ETF and Nikkei ETF. You can easily participate in the international financial market through cross-border ETFs and share the dividends of the development of technology giants.
5. Currency ETF
Also known as trading money fund, it belongs to on-site money fund and is a management tool for idle funds in stock accounts. Support T+0 trading system, free of stamp duty, and more cost-effective.
What is the handling fee for ETF funds?
Generally speaking, ETF fund transactions will only charge trading commissions, and the charging standards of various securities companies are different, but they will not exceed three thousandths of the transaction amount. Minimum single transaction in 5 yuan, some securities companies do not have the minimum single transaction in 5 yuan.
For example:
Assuming that the transaction commission of a securities company is charged at three ten thousandths and the transaction amount is 65438+ ten thousand yuan, the handling fee is 100000*0.03%=30 yuan.
What investors need to be reminded here is that ETF fund transactions do not need stamp duty and transfer fees, while stock transactions need stamp duty, transfer fees and commission.