The Shanghai and Shenzhen Fund Index is an index of closed-end funds listed and traded, which has nothing to do with the open-end funds we buy on the websites of consignment agencies or fund companies such as banks. Closed-end funds are traded through securities companies.

How many points did the fund say and which index was used as the standard? Shanghai Composite Index or Shanghai Composite Index? Or what?

Shanghai Stock Exchange Index

What does the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock indexes mean? Which one should I look at when buying a fund?

Stock market index is a reference index compiled by stock exchanges or financial services institutions to show changes in the stock market, and it is used as an indicator of changes in market prices. Based on this, investors can test the effect of their investment and predict the trend of the stock market. At the same time, the press, company bosses and even political leaders also use this as a reference index to observe and predict the social, political and economic development situation. Due to the complexity and variety of stock index calculation, people often select several representative sample stocks from listed stocks and calculate the average price or index of these sample stocks. Used to indicate the general trend and fluctuation range of stock prices in the whole market. The "Shanghai Composite Index" is compiled by the Shanghai Stock Exchange, with all the stocks listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange as the calculation range and the circulation disk as the weight. The Shanghai Composite Index reflects the general trend of the Shanghai stock exchange market. The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock indexes are the composite indexes of Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges. Shanghai-based index is the index of closed-end funds in Shanghai Stock Exchange. When investing in stock funds, choose to invest when the stock market falls much on a certain day and redeem it when it rises much. There is a certain connection between stock funds and the stock market. When the stock market falls more unilaterally, funds are not spared. There is no correlation formula between fund and stock market.

What does it mean that the base point of the Shanghai Composite Index is 100?

100 is the starting point of Shanghai Composite Index when 1989 was just established. This number is actually arbitrary. For example, the Dow Jones index (DJIA) starts at 1906, and the S&P 500 (? P500) also chose 100. The British FTSE 100 starting with 1984 is based on 1000.

Therefore, it can be based on any number. In short, the market value of the stocks in the index corresponds to the starting point.

Then the composition of the stock index changes, and the market value of each company will also change, so the stock index will also change accordingly ~ The Shanghai Composite Index seems to be weighted by market value, DJIA is the weighted average of stock prices, and there is an adjusted denominator for share split. In short, each major stock index has its own algorithm, but the base point is an integer starting point selected almost randomly at the beginning of its establishment.

What do you mean by base period, base period index, base point and base date …

SSE 180 Index is a continuation of SSE 30 Index officially released on July 1 July, 996 1 day. Based on the closing index of SSE 30 Index on June 28th, 2002, it was officially released on July1day, 2002.

The benchmark date of SSE 50 Index is 65438+February 3, 20031,and the adjusted market value of 50 constituent stocks on that date is the base period. The base period index was set at 1000, which was officially released from 65438+2004 10.

The benchmark date of Shanghai Stock Exchange dividend index is 65438+February 3, 20041,and the adjusted market value of all sample stocks on that day is the base period. The base period index was set at 1000 points, which was officially released in June 2005.

The benchmark date of Shanghai Composite Index is 199065438+February19, and the base index is 100, which was officially released on July 199 15.

The new Shanghai Composite Index is based on 65438+February 30, 2005, and the total market value of all sample stocks on that day is based on 1000 points, which has been officially released since the first trading day of 2006.

The benchmark date of Shanghai A-share index is 199065438+February19, and the base period index is 100, which was officially released on February 2 1 992.

The B-share index of Shanghai Stock Exchange takes February 2 1, 1992 as the base date and the total market value of all B-shares on that day as the base period, and the base period index is set at 100, which was officially released from August 17, 1992.

The base date of the classification index is1April 30, 993, and the base period is the total market value of all stocks in the corresponding industry category on that day. The base index was uniformly set at 1358.78 points (the closing price of the Shanghai Composite Index on April 30 1993), which was officially released on June 1993.

The Shanghai Stock Exchange Fund Index takes May 8, 2000 as the base date and the total market value of all securities investment funds on that day as the base period. The benchmark date index is 1000 points, which was officially released on June 9, 2000.

What's the difference between Shanghai Stock Exchange Index and Shenzhen Stock Exchange Index? Why do people often use the Shanghai Composite Index as a benchmark?

1. Shanghai Composite Index. It is the comprehensive trend of all stocks in the Shanghai Stock Exchange. Stocks with large total share capital also have a great influence on the index.

2. Compared with large-cap stocks, small-cap stocks usually issue no more than 50 million. As most of them are listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, these small-cap stocks are listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, which together form a plate called Small and Medium-sized Board.

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What do the numbers on the left side of Shenzhen Stock Exchange Index stand for?

Exponential value

What is the base of the Shanghai Composite Index?

The release of the new Shanghai Composite Index takes 65438+February 30th, 2005 as the base date, and the total market value of all sample stocks on that day as the base period, with the base point of 1000 points. The new Shanghai Composite Index is referred to as "New Composite Index" for short, and the index code is 0000 17.

The Shanghai Composite Index series is calculated by the formula of licensed weighted comprehensive price index. The calculation formula is: reporting period index = (adjusted market value/base period of sample stocks in reporting period) × 1000, where adjusted market value = σ (stock price × adjusted share capital).

What is the base market value of the Shanghai Composite Index? How did 100 come about?

Based on the closing price of 65438+February 2005, the total market value of the new Shanghai Composite Index is 392.7 billion yuan, and the circulating market value is142.5 billion yuan, accounting for/kloc-0.8% and 22% of the market share respectively. In June 5438+February 65438+May 2005, the P/E ratio of the new Shanghai Composite Index was 12. 14 times, which was 23.47% lower than that of the Shanghai Composite Index.

The series of Shanghai Composite Index is calculated by the formula of franchise weighted comprehensive price index:

Index in the reporting period = adjusted market value of constituent stocks in the reporting period × 1000.

Basis refers to the statistical base, and period refers to the statistical time limit.

Base period: it is the concept of base period and beginning period, and the "selected sample stocks" belonging to this period are called base stocks; Designated base date; Specified base date index value (base period index). The market value of the underlying stock is fixed for a long time.