1. Equity funds are funds that invest most of their funds in the stock market;
2. Bond funds are funds that invest most of their funds in the bond market;
3. Hybrid funds are funds that invest part of their funds in stocks and the other part in bonds according to the situation (of course, this investment ratio can be changed and adjusted), and even some funds can be invested in other varieties according to prior regulations;
4. Money market funds are all kinds of short-term securities whose assets are only invested in the money market (low risk and low return).
The order of investment risks of these funds from high to low is roughly: stock funds, hybrid funds, bond funds and money market funds.
Unlisted companies cannot publicly issue shares. If all employees want to hold shares and there are a large number of employees, they can only issue internal employee shares privately, that is, as long as insiders know, they will not apply for industrial and commercial registration.
Unlisted companies can issue bonds like listed companies, but they cannot be listed on the exchange; ,