The first paragraph: A shares and C shares are common classifications in the stock market, and the A/C difference after the fund refers to the investment targets and investment methods of different funds. A-share funds usually mainly invest in stocks in the A-share market, such as large-cap blue-chip stocks or small-cap stocks and GEM stocks. The C-share fund mainly invests in stocks in Hong Kong stocks, US stocks and other markets, such as Hong Kong Hang Seng Index stocks or American Nasdaq Index stocks. Therefore, the A/C difference after the fund is mainly reflected in the investment target of the fund.

The second paragraph: Apart from the differences in investment targets, the A/C difference after the fund also lies in the investment mode of the fund. A-share funds are usually bought and sold on the market, that is, in the local securities market; However, C-share funds mostly use over-the-counter trading, that is, trading in the international securities market. Due to the different trading methods, the different accounts after the fund will have an impact on the income and investment risk of the fund.

Paragraph 3: It should be noted that the A/C difference after the fund does not mean that one fund method is superior to the other. Different fund types have different stress tests and investment situations. Investors should choose the appropriate fund type to invest according to their risk preference, asset allocation requirements and other factors. At the same time, investors should also pay attention to the overall performance of fund products, management institutions, establishment time, stock portfolio, expenses, investment style and other factors, and fully consider the investment value of funds.