Which ETF fund is better? Which is better to buy ETF funds?

There are a lot of themetf**It's all better. Generally speaking, ETF** is a plate**, and when you choose this kind of plate** at this time, that is to say, you need to have a specific understanding of this sector before you can choose this plate. Compared with those mixed, its directivity is stronger, such as the new energy plate, which is related to new energy, rather than some other types.

So from this point of view, this kind of sector is more similar to the industry, and its rise and fall are relatively high. <>

If it is mixed, because there are different sectors, its rise and fall will be combined with these **, that is to say, it will achieve a function of balancing risks. This is not the case with the sector, which requires greater risk to buy the new energy ETF index, liquor ETF index, and medical ETF index, all three ETFs** are very worth buying. From the perspective of the future development of the market, I am very optimistic about these three sectors, and at the same time, the overall growth income of these three sectors in the past few years is very high, and they are in the forefront of the market.

New energy ** has also ushered in an outbreak in the past two months, and this is especially true of liquor ** and medical **. That is to say, when choosing an ETF**, you should focus on the growth attributes of the sector, although the valuation of this part of the ETF**.

It is relatively high, but if the companies behind it can have enough ability to digest these valuation bubbles, then it is very beneficial to the growth of this **. And the current ** of these three sectors is actually almost such a situation, and they still have the potential for development in the future. It's just that one of the problems that exists at this stage is that valuations are relatively high, but from profit margins.

Judging from the specific development of the company, it is possible to eliminate these high valuations, so it is very appropriate to buy these ETFs** at this time. <>

So a lot of ETFs are better, the recommended is to buy an ETF index**.

Select those more popular sections, and then choose to buy.

The better thing is the wine ETF, and the income value of this ** is also relatively high, and the monthly and annual interest rates are relatively high, so it is worth investing.

Excellent industries are the best, such as science and technology, liquor, and education. This kind of ** is relatively stable, and it can also benefit.

I think the real estate is very good, although the real estate has a downward trend, but it will always be very high.

1. It's good to buy ETFs

ETF**, or exchange-traded open-ended index**, is a kind of exchange-listed, **share-changing**open**, which has the characteristics of both ** and index**, combining the advantages of closed-end and open-ended**, which can diversify investment and reduce investment risk, and at the same time, the transaction cost is low.

2. What is an ETF?

ETF**, that is, the exchange-traded open-ended index**, is a kind of open-ended ** with variable shares listed and traded on the exchange, which combines the operational characteristics of closed-end ** and open-ended**, investors can subscribe or redeem ** shares from **management company, and at the same time, they can buy and sell ETF shares according to the market ** in the secondary market like closed-end **, however, subscription and redemption must be exchanged for **shares** or **shares exchanged for basket**.

3. How to buy ETFs

Investors can buy ETFs in two ways:

1. You can subscribe to the manager according to the **net value of the day (the same as the ordinary open-ended common**), however, the minimum subscription share of the ETF is usually relatively large, and it is difficult for ordinary investors to subscribe in this way;

2. You can also trade directly with other investors on the exchange, the transaction process is similar to the transaction, the transaction is determined by the buyer and the seller, and this is often a certain gap with the net value at that time (the same as the ordinary closed-ended).

3. The market impact of ETFs

1. It increases the market attractiveness of the exchange.

2. Increased investment opportunities for investors.

ETF trading provides investors with the opportunity to invest in a specific sector, a specific index, a specific industry or even a specific region, and can also greatly improve the efficiency of the use of assets, avoid the transaction costs and tax burdens caused by the continuous adjustment of the portfolio in response to regular redemptions, and help protect the long-term interests of investors.

3. The impact of ETF trading on the market trading volume is uncertain, which may increase market volatility.

Since ETFs generally adopt a program trading mechanism, that is, a basket of batches and a combination of selling the underlying index, the launch of ETFs may exacerbate the volatility of China's market and have a "helping to rise" effect on the market.

SSE 180 ETF is the same as general ETFs, such as SZSE 100 ETF and SSE 50 ETF.

SSE 180 ETF connection**, in essence, is still **, it can be said that the **of** in **is called FOF, a bit like the **treasure issued by some companies. Or is this - SSE 180 ETF Connection** - Main features: **Invest in SSE 180 ETF investment ratio is not less than 90.

In other words, the SSE 180 ETF mainly invests in the constituent stocks of the SSE 180, while the SSE 180 ETF Connect mainly invests in the SSE 180 ETF. That's it, I don't know if your question was answered?

The use of different indices and methods in the index itself is naturally different, because the market scope covered by the index is different, and the risk-return characteristics are different, some use the CSI 100, some use the SSE 180, some use the Shenzhen Stock Exchange 100, and some use the NASDAQ 500, and the CSI 300. You see, it's not the same in different directionsThe CSI 300 Index has similarities with overseas investment market indexes, which can play a role in diversifying investment returns and investment risks.

ETFs are better, and they are also very good in the market, and at the same time very safe, and then there is nothing special.

ETFs** are better, and they will also allow you to get a very stable business and will not allow yourself to lose money as often as possible.

ETFs** are better, and they will also have a very stable income and will not lose money on a regular basis at the moment.

ETF into Chinese means trading open-ended **, also known as exchange **, which is translated from its full English name Exchange Traded Funds, which means a kind of open-ended ** listed on the exchange, and its **share can be changed. Although it is an open-ended, it also gathers the characteristics of closed-ended, which is a special form of open-ended, and investment in this kind of ** can be subscribed or redeemed by **company**, and can also be traded in the secondary market like closed-ended**.

According to the different investment methods, ETFs can be divided into two types: index and actively managed, but now ETF indexes occupy a dominant position and have a large number.

At present, if the subscription threshold for ETF index ** in the primary market is relatively high, the number of subscriptions is at least 1 million, and according to the net value, it is at least more than 800,000 cash. If it is a small and medium-sized investor, it is necessary to trade through the secondary market, the transaction fee is low, and there is no stamp duty, and the minimum unit of transaction is 100 shares. The T+0 trading mode is implemented for specific transactions, and you can sell in the secondary market without waiting for the account on the day after the subscription is successful in the primary market; Redemption can also be made in the secondary market** and can be made on the same day.

However, I believe that investors can see that this kind of ** cannot be sold on the same day in the same market, and must be carried out in different markets.

ETF** in.

Transactions in the primary and secondary markets involve cash, ** and ** shares, etc. Since ETFs have a special physical subscription mechanism (a basket of shares for shares or a basket of shares), investors can carry out arbitrage transactions when there is a difference between the ETF's trading in the secondary market and the net value of the unit.

Shenzhen 100 ETF (E Fund Shenzhen 100 ETF**).

SME Board (ChinaAMC SME Board Exchange-traded Open-ended Index**).

Shenzhen Component ETF (Southern **Company, Shenzhen Component Exchange-traded Open-ended Index **Investment**).

Governance ETF (Bank of Communications Schroders SSE 180 Corporate Governance ETF Investment).

Super ETF (Bosera SSE Super ETF ETF Investment).

50ETF (ChinaAMC SSE 50 ETF**Investment**).

Central Enterprise ETF (ICBC Credit Suisse SSE **Enterprise 50 Exchange-traded Open-ended Index**).

180 ETF (Huaan SSE 180 ETF Investment**).

Dividend ETF (AIA Huatai SSE Dividend ETF Investment**).

Extended Information: 1. ETF**.

An exchange-traded open-ended index, also commonly known as an Exchange Traded Fund (ETF), is an open-ended ETF that is traded on an exchange and has variable shares.

ETF is a special type of open-ended, which combines the operational characteristics of closed-end and open-ended, investors can not only subscribe or redeem shares from the management company, but also buy and sell ETF shares in the secondary market like closed-ended.

2. It has the characteristics of both ** and **.

1) For ordinary investors, ETFs can also be bought and sold in the secondary market of the exchange after being split into smaller trading units, just like ordinary **.

2) Make money when you earn the index, investors no longer have to study **, worry about stepping on landmine stocks; (Before 2010, there was no short-selling mechanism in China's ** market, so there was a situation where "the index fell and you would lose money.") In April 2010, the stock index** was launched, and since December 5, 2011, seven ETFs** have been included in the scope of margin trading).

3. It combines the advantages of closed and open.

ETFs, like the closed-end ones we are familiar with, can be traded on exchanges in small "units". Similar to open-ended**, ETFs allow investors to subscribe and redeem continuously, but when ETFs are redeemed, investors get not cash, but a basket**, and at the same time, they are allowed to subscribe and redeem only after reaching a certain scale.

Among the ETFs selected, the largest is 512010, with a scale of more than 1.3 billion yuan. The smallest is 512120, with a scale of less than 100 million. Next, let's take a look at the ups and downs of these ETFs.

It can be seen that the best run in the past 5 years is 512010, which is not only the largest, but also the best. But if you only look at this year's data, 512170 is the best. It can be seen that in 512010, Hengrui Pharmaceutical accounts for more than 26%.

In other words, the rise and fall of this ETF is basically determined by Hengrui. (Just as the SSE 50 is also a monopoly of Ping An) relatively speaking, 512170 is much more average, and note that it does not contain the giant Hengrui, but it contains another very good choice - Aier Ophthalmology. And the most average is 001550, which is simply highly dispersed.

CUAM CSI Healthcare 159929 includes WuXi AppTec, Aier Ophthalmology, and Hengrui, which seems to be the most comprehensive ETF. Conclusion: 512010 is the largest, but it is completely dominated by Hengrui and cannot play a role in diversifying risks.

Comparatively, 512170 and 159929 seem to be better options.

Extended Materials: 1. What is the difference between ETFs and ordinary **?

1. The trading system is different: ETF** chooses the trading rules and regulations that are closely integrated with the primary market subscription and redemption and secondary market transactions, which means that investors can carry out arbitrage operations in the primary and secondary markets; However, the ordinary closed-end ** can only be traded in the secondary market according to the market**, and arbitrage operations cannot be carried out;

2. The difference in scale: the business scale of the ETF will be adjusted with the application and redemption of investors, while the market share business scale of ordinary closed ** is fixed and not easy to change during the renewal period;

3. The difference in transparency and liquidity: ETFs publish the market share of investment and the net value of the unit every day, while the ordinary closed** is released once every quarter or most of the year, and the net value is released once a week.

2. What is an ETF?

ETF**, also known as exchange-traded open-ended index**, can be listed and traded on the trading venue, **open-ended ** with a changeable share**, and ETF** is mainly invested in **. Not only that, investors can subscribe or redeem ** shares, but also buy and sell ETF** shares on the secondary market.