Which index fund is the best investment?

Updated on Financial 2024-05-20
5 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    If you're willing to take a bit of risk and pursue long-term benefits, I recommend the Harvest 300, which is indexed,。。 Because in the long run, ** will definitely rise... We are confident in China's economy (as can be seen from the results of the Harvest 300 in Q109, it has risen by more than 30%)

    Harvest CSI 300 tracking CSI 300 index, relevant research shows that the index component value is generally more than 70%, in order to ensure that there is sufficient market coverage, and more realistically, comprehensively reflect the dynamic evolution of market stock prices, the CSI 300 index across the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets, the total market value of its constituent stocks accounts for the total market value of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, the circulating market value accounts for the total market value of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, in terms of coverage of the domestic ** is much better than other indexes, At the same time, after more than 65% of the over-decline in 2008, the valuation advantage of CSI 300 is relatively obvious, showing good investment value.

    There is also a financial SZSE 100, and the growth capacity is also very good. But as a reminder, when choosing an index**, you should be aware of the risks

    We best wish you all the best of luck in your investment

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    The Harvest 300 has the most comprehensive coverage.

    It is a good object for regular investment.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Harvest CSI 300 is more valuable for investment;

    Good buy investment advice: generally recommended. The ** to the CSI 300 index as the tracking target, the market coverage is wide, the daily tracking difference of the ** has been controlled, the information ratio in 08 years in the same kind of tracking CSI 300 index ** is the highest.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Index**. There are a lot of them, and here are 5 of them:

    1. CSI 300 Index.

    The CSI 300 Index is a financial index jointly issued by the Shanghai and Shenzhen ** Stock Exchange on April 8, 2005 to reflect the compilation objectives and operating conditions of the CSI 300 Index, and can be used as an evaluation standard for investment performance, providing basic conditions for indexed investment and index derivatives innovation.

    2. S&P 500 index.

    Standard & Poor's is the world's leading financial analysis agency, founded in 1860 by Mr. Poole (Mr. Henry Varnum Poor). Standard & Poor's was formed in 1941 by the merger of Poole Publishing Company and Standard Statistics Company.

    Standard & Poor's provides investors with credit ratings.

    Independent analytical research, investment advisory and other services, including the S&P Global 1200 Index reflecting global** performance and the S&P 500 Index, the benchmark for U.S. portfolio indices.

    and a series of indices.

    3. NASDAQ-100 index.

    NASDAQ is the English abbreviation of the name of the automatic system created by the National Association of Dealers in 1968. The NASDAQ is characterized by the collection and issuance of over-the-counter unlisted (OTC) dealers.

    It has now become the world's largest trading market.

    The NASDAQ index is a reflection of the changes in the NASDAQ market.

    Average index, the basic index is 100.

    4. The Japanese Economic Average.

    The Nikkei Economic Average, abbreviated as Nikkei 225 (Japanese: Japan Average Exchange Rate**, Nikkei 225 Index), is a company published by Nikkei Shimbun

    Launched on the Tokyo ** Exchange.

    Stock price indices for 225 instruments traded.

    First published in 1979.

    5. Yinhua CSI 300 Index Classification **Investment**.

    This ** invests in financial instruments with good liquidity.

    Including the constituent stocks of the CSI 300 Index, alternative constituent stocks, new shares (including initial public offerings and additional issuances), bonds, bond repurchases, and stock indexes**.

    and laws and regulations.

    or other financial instruments that the CSRC allows the investment in (subject to the relevant regulations of the CSRC).

    If laws and regulations or the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) allow investment in other financial instruments in the future, the manager may include them in the scope of investment after completing the appropriate procedures.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    1. Ordinary open-ended index**. It is convenient to subscribe and redeem, and the variety is abundant. 2. Trade open-ended indices**.

    The subscription and redemption fees are high, and the subscription amount is small. 3. Listed open index**. The subscription and redemption fees are low, and the arbitrage is convenient, but the variety is scarce.

    Indices of domestic representation**:

    Broad-based indexes: SSE 50, CSI 300, CSI 500, ChiNext, Dividend Index, Fundamental Index, CCTV 50, 50ah, Bonus Opportunities, etc.

    Industry index: Industry index is also known as narrow-based index, like broad-based index includes all walks of life and does not limit industries, while narrow-based index has certain requirements for industries.

    According to the global industry classification standard jointly launched by S&P and Morgan Stanley in 2000, it is divided into 10 primary industries, 24 secondary industries, and 67 sub-industries, and established an industry index (China is also divided according to this standard).

    The top 10 primary industries are:

    Materials: Metals, Mining, Chemicals, etc.

    Optional consumption: automotive, retail,**, real estate, etc.

    Must consume: food, tobacco, furniture, etc.

    Energy: Energy Equipment & Services, Oil, Gas, etc.

    Finance: banking, insurance, brokerage, etc.

    Pharmaceutical: Healthcare, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, etc.

    Industrial: aerospace, transportation, building products, etc.

    Information: hardware, software, information technology, etc.

    Telecommunications: fixed lines, wireless communications, telecommunications services, etc.

    Public utilities: electricity, water, etc.

    These 10 industries are all integral parts of society.

    Representative index of Hong Kong**:

    Hang Seng Index, China Enterprises Index (H-shares).

    Foreign Representation Index**:

    United States: NASDAQ-100, S&P 500.

    Germany: DX30 index.

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