What is the difference between fund liquidation and liquidation? What do you mean the fund is closed and reopened?
What does the K line stand for?
K-line theory originated in Japan and is the oldest technical analysis method. 1750 the Japanese began to analyze rice futures with yin and yang candles. K-line has the characteristics of image thinking that orientals are good at, and it is not as quantitative as the technical indicators obtained by deduction in the west, so subjective consciousness has the upper hand in application.
Weekly K-line refers to the K-line chart drawn with the opening price on Monday, the closing price on Friday, the highest price and the lowest price in the whole week. The monthly K-line is based on the opening price of the first trading day of a month, the closing price of the last trading day and the highest and lowest prices of the whole month. The definition of annual K-line can also be derived. Weekly K-line and monthly K-line are often used to judge the mid-term market. For short-term operators, the 5-minute K-line, 15-minute K-line, 30-minute K-line and 60-minute K-line provided by many analysis software also have important reference value.
Does the fund have a K-line chart?
The fund has a K-line chart, but only a daily chart of the fund's net value. Expected annualized expected returns have a lot to do with fund managers and the market. If investors need to see the K-line chart of the stock market, they can view it through the tripartite platforms such as Ant Wealth and qq.
Matters needing attention in fund investment:
(1) Correctly understand the risks of the fund and buy a fund type suitable for your risk tolerance.
(2) Choosing a fund can't be greedy and cheap.
It is not correct to choose a fund with a lower price when buying a fund, because when buying a fund, we must look at the expected annualized expected rate of return of the fund, not at the price change, because the expected annualized expected rate of return of the fund is the index that best reflects the expected annualized expected return of investors in the future.
(3) The new fund is not necessarily the best.
Funds with new hairstyles have their own characteristics, but from a realistic point of view, old funds have more advantages than new funds. For example, the historical performance of old funds can measure the level of fund managers.
(4) A fund with more dividends is not necessarily the best fund.
Generally speaking, funds managed by investment guru Buffett do not pay dividends. He thinks that his investment ability is stronger than other investors, and the value of money will increase faster in his hands. Therefore, when investors choose funds, they must look at the net growth rate rather than the amount of dividends.
(5) Don't just stare at open-end funds, but also pay attention to closed-end funds.
Open type can be redeemed at any time according to the net value, but closed type has higher capital utilization efficiency than open type because there is no redemption pressure. In addition, closed-end funds are now a golden investment opportunity. Please don't just focus on open-end funds.
(6) Carefully purchase split funds.
(7) Investment funds should be long-term.
Buying a fund is to admit that financial management is better than yourself, so don't speculate on the fund as a stock, or even redeem it after earning the difference, so investors must bear in mind that the long-term is gold.