Etf is an on-site fund, which is usually bought and sold in securities accounts. Like stocks, prices fluctuate in real time. So what kind of ETF is rising steadily? On what basis does etf rise and fall? I have prepared relevant contents for your reference.

What kind of etf is rising steadily?

Etfs are risky and will fluctuate, and no one will rise steadily. Even ETF, the least volatile currency, may lose a little one day.

If you don't want to take risks, you can generally consider bank time deposits. Etf is a bit risky, so investors must be cautious when buying.

Don't buy high-risk funds if you can't bear great risks. Consider low-risk types, such as money funds or pure debt funds. The risk of these two funds is very small, generally stable for a long time, and the possibility of loss is relatively small.

On what basis does etf rise and fall?

Etfs rise and fall according to investment targets. When the investment target goes up, the etf fund goes up. If the investment target goes down, etf funds will also go down. Generally speaking, etf invests in a variety of stocks, which is equivalent to a basket of stocks, and the risk is relatively high.

In addition, it is worth noting that when choosing ETF funds, we should also pay attention to the tracking error of ETF funds, because ETF funds are index funds, and their performance depends on the index. The error of tracking index is very important. Secondly, the liquidity of ETF funds is very important. If the daily trading volume of an ETF is small, the price difference between buying and selling may be large, leading to rising costs.