There are two ways to use shareholder accounts to buy and sell open-end funds. One way is floor trading. Like stock trading, the maximum import and export range does not exceed 0.3%. Currently, LOF funds can be traded on the floor. There are thirty ETF funds.

The other way is on-site subscription/redemption, and its transaction rate is the same as that of the bank counter. It is a consignment channel, with a general subscription rate of 1.5% and a redemption rate of 0.5%. Only funds sold by securities companies can be purchased and redeemed. Take away the light, bark and scold Du Guisen. Today, you are in a leading position in purchasing and financing through on-site transactions. It is an LOF fund, which can be traded in the market through securities trading software.

As long as a shareholder account is opened, LOF funds and ETF funds can be traded on the market. Other funds can only use funds that can be sold by securities trading software depending on whether the securities company is qualified to sell as an agent. There is no discount on the price.