The A-share stock account can buy and sell A-shares and their warrants, funds, bonds, repurchases, etc.

B-share accounts can buy and sell B-share stocks.

Fund accounts can buy and sell funds, government bonds and convertible bonds listed on the stock exchange;

The share transfer account can buy and sell three A shares and B shares;

Other accounts are opened by Shanghai and Shenzhen Securities Registration Companies for specific investors.

Regarding the question of whether fund practitioners can invest in funds, there has been no explicit stipulation that they cannot invest or invest. The Securities Law and the Fund Law only restrict securities, funds and other employees from buying and selling stocks.

In the Code of Practice for Securities Practitioners, the general prohibited behavior of practitioners is buying and selling securities that are expressly prohibited by law.

The legal profession's answer to "can securities practitioners buy funds" is that "it is free to invest in bonds and funds without explicit provisions, and it is ok not to violate the prohibition of trading."

However, securities companies have their own internal staff rules, whether they can do it or not depends on whether the company has relevant regulations. Otherwise, even if you don't have to be punished by the law and the CSRC, you will be punished by the company.