Etf fund is a trading open index fund, which is also commonly referred to as exchange-traded fund, referred to as etf. This is an open-end fund with variable fund shares listed on the exchange. Many people want to buy ETF funds, but they don't know how to buy and sell them or how to operate them. Let's take a look at the detailed introduction.

How to buy and sell etf funds and how to operate them?

If you want to buy etf funds, there are only two choices, one is to buy them in the bank, and the other is to buy them on the stock trading software of securities companies. The purchase process is simple. Choose a good fund, then buy and pay. We sell funds the same as usual when we sell them. Click on the held fund, then click on the redemption, and enter the share confirmation.

If you go to the bank to buy it, you can bring a valid ID card, but you need to open an account first. If you go to a securities company to buy it, you can open an account and buy it. The staff will tell you how to operate it. The trading of ETF is exactly the same as the trading of stocks and closed-end funds, both of which buy and sell fund shares among investors.

Trading rules of ETF funds:

1. The fund shares subscribed on the same day can be sold, but cannot be redeemed.

2. The fund shares bought on the same day can be redeemed on the same day, but they cannot be sold.

3. The securities redeemed on the same day can be sold on the same day, but they shall not be used to purchase fund shares.

4. The securities bought on the same day can be used to buy fund shares on the same day, but they cannot be sold.

After reading the above introduction, I believe everyone has a better understanding of the trading and operation of etf funds. Last reminder: ETF fund trading is similar to stocks, but there are certain risks, and such funds themselves have risks, so investors without market experience need to buy carefully.