1. What is the capital turnover rate?
The turnover rate, also known as "turnover rate", refers to the turnover frequency of stocks in the market in a certain period of time and is one of the indicators reflecting the liquidity of investment targets.
Fund turnover rate is used to measure the frequency of fund portfolio changes. The higher the turnover rate, the more frequent the operation and the more inclined to choose the time band operation; The lower the capital turnover rate, the more cautious the operation, and the more inclined to buy and hold strategy.
2. Where is the capital turnover rate?
The turnover rate of ordinary funds can be viewed on the position change page of purchasing fund information. Under normal circumstances, the reporting period of fund turnover rate displayed on the fund website is half a year, and the corresponding fund turnover rate is half a year. If the reporting period is one year, the corresponding capital turnover rate is the annual turnover rate.
Tips:
Although the higher turnover rate represents the higher activity and liquidity of the fund; However, because the fund is a long-term investment method, we must be patient and the turnover rate should not be too high if we want to achieve the expected results.
From this perspective,
The higher the capital turnover rate, the better.
The higher the fund turnover rate, the more frequent the fund operation, which will lead to the instability of investment funds and seriously affect the fund's operation level and expected income ability.
So much about what is the capital turnover rate and where to look. I hope it will help everyone. Warm reminder, financial management is risky and investment needs to be cautious.