On-exchange ETF funds use T+0 trading, which means that if investors buy ETF funds on the trading day, they can trade them out on the same day. Doing t is a method often used in the stock market and other securities markets. The main method is for investors to buy at a low price and sell at a high price, thereby earning the price difference in between. To do T, you must buy when it is low and sell when it is high. If you buy when the cost is high, it will be difficult for investors to make too much money.

Techniques for doing T on the ETF fund market

1. Combine the time-sharing chart of the fund on the market to do T: Investors need to pay attention to the trend of the time-sharing chart of the ETF fund at any time. If the ETF If the price continues to fall or is lower than the average price, then investors can buy some ETF funds; otherwise, they can sell ETF funds;

2. Do T through the relationship between the fund price and the moving average: when When the ETF price falls below the support point of a certain moving average, investors can boldly buy the fund; conversely, when the ETF fund price breaks through the control of the moving average, investors can sell the fund in their hands.