Stock investment: Stock is the proof of the company's ownership. By buying and holding stocks, investors can gain the potential rights and interests of company profits and asset appreciation. Warrant investment: Warrant is a derivative tool that gives the holder the right to buy or sell a certain underlying asset within a specific time and price range. Warrant investment is the price change of the underlying assets.
Convertible bond investment: Convertible bond is a financial instrument with both debt nature and equity nature. Holders have the right to convert bonds into common shares of the company. Preferred stock investment: Preferred stock belongs to the company's equity category, and its holders have priority in dividend distribution and asset allocation. Unlike common stock, preferred stock holders have priority in profit distribution.
ETF (Exchange-traded Fund) investment: ETF is an investment fund, which is similar in structure to stocks and can be listed and traded on stock exchanges. ETF represents a basket of stocks, bonds or other assets, and investors can obtain indirect rights and interests of these assets by purchasing ETF.
Foreign stock investment: Foreign stock investment refers to investors buying and holding shares of multinational companies. This kind of investment can be realized through direct purchase of foreign stocks or investment funds (such as index funds and mutual funds). Please note that the above are just some common investment details of other equity instruments, and the specific investment details may be different due to personal investment preferences, market conditions and laws and regulations of the country where they are located.
Introduction to other detailed subjects of equity instrument investment
Convertible bond investment: Convertible bond is a financial instrument with both bond nature and equity nature. Investors who hold convertible bonds can enjoy the fixed interest of bonds, and also have the right to choose to convert them into common shares, so as to share the rights and interests of shareholders of the company.
Preferred stock investment: Preferred stock belongs to the company's equity category, and its holders have priority in dividend distribution and asset allocation. Compared with ordinary shareholders, preferred shareholders have more opportunities to get preferential returns in the company's profit distribution.