How to buy and sell SSE 50 ETF?

To buy SSE 50 ETF, you need to open a ** or ** account in the Shanghai market. Investors who buy and sell SSE 50 ETFs need to have an A-share account or ** account (commonly known as ** account) on the Shanghai ** Exchange, and investors who subscribe and redeem SSE 50 ETFs need to have an A-share account on the Shanghai ** Exchange. These accounts can be opened on the spot at the ** sales office where ETFs are traded.

Investors should pay attention to the following points:

1) The ** account can only be used for secondary market transactions, if investors need to apply for the subscription and redemption of SSE 50 ETF, they should open an A-share account;

2) Designated transactions and transactions cannot be handled on the day of account opening, so investors should open accounts at least 1 working day before trading and handle designated transactions on the second trading day

3) All brokerage brokerages can ** investors' ETF trading transactions, but only brokers with primary dealer qualifications can ** investors' ETF subscription and redemption business.

In practice, there are two ways for ETFs to achieve arbitrage

When an ETF trades at a premium, i.e., when the secondary market is trading higher than its net value, the primary market participants of the ETF can subscribe to the SSE 50 ETF in the primary market by forming the same combination as the package announced on the same day, and then sell the corresponding share of the SSE 50 ETF on the exchange. In this way, without considering the transaction costs, the cost of the investor to buy in the **market** should be equal to the net unit value of the ETF, and since the ETF is traded at a premium in the secondary market, the investor can take advantage of the difference.

When an ETF is traded at a discount, i.e., when the secondary market** is trading below its net value, arbitrage traders can obtain arbitrage income through the opposite operation. That is, the primary market participants of the ETF can list the ETF 50 ETF in the secondary market**, redeem the same amount of ETF in the primary market at the same time (get a portfolio representing the ETF**), and sell the redeemed ** in the secondary market. If transaction fees and liquidity costs are not taken into account, then the value of the ** redeemed by the investor selling in the secondary market should be equal to its **net worth, and since the ETF is traded at a discount, the arbitrageur can profit from it.

The SSE 50 ETF is traded as follows:

1.The SSE 50 ETF is traded on the **exchange, and if you want to buy and sell the SSE 50 ETF, you must first open the exchange**.

account, and then you can control the SSE 50 ETF in the exchange through **trading software**, the SSE 50 ETF is the same as **trading, according to the market real-time** transaction, following the principle of **priority, time priority, each trading unit is 100 shares and their integer multiples, and the rise and fall is limited to 10%.

2.According to the ** equity of the day.

Subscribe to the manager and trade directly on the exchange with other investors.

Extended Information:1And because ETFs, even the smallest subscription shares, are usually relatively large, so most ordinary investors trade directly on ** exchanges and other investors. And the transaction process in this way is similar to **.

2.For example, if you want to **50ETF**, you only need to open a ** ticket account, and then transfer the funds to the fund account, then log in to the ** trading software, click on the "**" column in the software, enter **510050, select the purchase amount, and follow the prompts to purchase the operation.

3.As for its trading hours, it is Monday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

SSE 50 ETF Introduction:

1.The SSE 50 ETF is one of the most representative blue-chip indices in the Shanghai market.

2.SSE 50 Index.

It is the first exchange-traded open-ended index in China**.

ETF). The SSE 50 ETF is an innovative ETF.

3.SSE 50 ETF** unit net value.

Real-time announcement of the Shanghai ** Exchange.

According to Huaxia ** Management Company.

The subscription and redemption list provided daily calculates the NAV of the ETF every 15 seconds based on the latest transaction and estimated cash in a basket of ** in the list, as an estimate of the NAV of the ETF** unit.

The market of SSE 50 ETF is determined by the net unit value, and fluctuates up and down in a very narrow range around the net unit value. In the software, enter 510050, and the latest price displayed is the reference net unit value of the SSE 50 ETF.

1. There is no difference between trading SSE 50 ETF and trading general ** and closed-end **. The specific process is as follows:

1. To open an account, customers who want to buy and sell should first find a brokerage company to open an account.

2. After passing the instruction and opening an account, the customer can buy and sell through his broker**. For each sale**, the customer gives the broker company a buy and sell order, which quickly transmits the customer's order to its broker on the exchange, which executes it.

3. In the process of trading, as soon as the broker in the exchange receives the instruction, he will quickly go to the trading station (in the trading hall to execute the order.

4. Delivery, after the transaction is completed, the buyer pays cash to obtain **, and the seller hands over ** to obtain cash. Some of the delivery procedures are carried out after the transaction, and some are completed within a certain period of time, such as a few days to dozens of days, through the clearing company.

5. After the transfer is completed, the new shareholder should go to the issuing company where he holds the first to go through the transfer procedures, that is, register his own name and the number of shares held in the company's shareholder register. Once this step is completed, the transaction is finalized.

2. Trading rules of SSE ETF50:

Trading hours are from 9:30 to 11:30;13:

From 00 to 15:00, a 10% limit will also be applied. The secondary market trading of SSE 50 ETF is referred to as 50ETF, the transaction ** is 510050, the number of trading declarations is 100 or its integer multiples, and the minimum change unit of the application is RMB, and there is no stamp duty to pay.

The operation of buying and selling SSE 50 ETF is very simple, just like buying a closed-end ETF. For example, if you want to buy 10,000 SSE 50 ETFs, you only need to enter **510050, 10,000 quantities, **yuan, etc., and if the commission does not exceed the transaction amount according to the regulations, you need to consult the ** company that opened the account for trading.

The 50 SSE 50 ETF options** mainly include:: Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, CITIC**, China CITIC Bank, AVIC, Baiyunshan, China Heavy Industry, China Pacific Insurance, PetroChina, Sinopec, China Shenhua, Chinese Life, Ping An, China South Locomotive, China Unicom, China Construction, China Shipbuilding, China CNR, China Merchants **, China Merchants Bank, Yili Co., Ltd., Industrial Bank, TBEA, SAIC Group, SIPG Group, Sanan Optoelectronics, Qingdao Haier, Agricultural Bank of China, Minsheng Bank, Kangmei Pharmaceutical, Bank of Communications, Huaxia Bank, Huatai**, Haitong** , Hainan Rubber, Conch Cement, Guojin**, Guodian NARI, Kweichow Moutai, Guanghui Energy, Everbright Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Fosun Pharmaceutical, Founder**, Oriental Pearl, Daqin Railway, Bank of Beijing, Poly Real Estate, Baotou Iron and Steel Rare Earth, Baotou Iron and Steel Co., Ltd., BesTV a total of 50.

These 50 ** are not fixed, and the SSE 50 ETF options will update the constituent stock information once a year, and this information can be queried on the major ****.

The 50 underlying stocks of SSE 50 ETF options will be re-issued every once in a while, and you need to check the latest release information with the Shanghai Stock Exchange. The following diagram shows the steps for the query:

The list of constituents contains:

Shanghai Pudong Development Bank (600000) Baiyun Airport (600004) Dongfeng Motor (600006).

China International Trade Center (600007) Capital Environmental Protection (600008) Shanghai Airport (600009).

Baotou Iron & Steel Co., Ltd. (600010) Huaneng International (600011) Wantong Expressway (600012).

Huaxia Bank (600015) Minsheng Bank (600016) Rizhao Port (600017).

SIPG Group (600018) Baosteel Co., Ltd. (600019) Zhongyuan Expressway (600020).

Shanghai Electric Power (600021), Shandong Iron and Steel (600022), Zheneng Electric Power (600023).

1. The time is different

The SSE 50 Index was officially launched on January 2, 2004. SSE 50 ETF daily subscription start date: 2005-02-23.

2. Different characteristics:

The SSE 50 Index is based on a scientific and objective method to select the 50 most representative sample stocks with large market scale and good liquidity in Shanghai, so as to comprehensively reflect the overall situation of a group of leading enterprises with the most market influence in Shanghai.

As one of the most representative blue-chip indices in the Shanghai market, the SSE 50 ETF is the first exchange-traded index (ETF) in China. The SSE 50 ETF is an innovative ETF.

1.The timing is different: SSE 50 Index.

It has been officially released since January 2, 2004. SSE 50 ETF

Daily subscription start date: 2005-02-23. 2.Different features: The SSE 50 Index is based on a scientific and objective methodology, and the selection of Shanghai** is carried out.

The 50 most representative sample stocks with large market size and good liquidity in order to comprehensively reflect the overall situation of a group of leading enterprises with the most market influence in the Shanghai market.

To put it bluntly, the index is determined by an exchange or financial services institution.

A reference figure compiled to show the movement of the market.

Through the index, for the current ** ticket market.

We can see the ups and downs intuitively.

**Index. 1. What are the common indices in China?

According to the compilation method and nature of the index, the index has these five forms of classification: size index, industry index, thematic index, style index and strategy index.

Among them, the most frequently encountered is the scale index, such as the well-known "CSI 300" index, which reflects the overall situation of 300 large enterprises with good representation, good liquidity and active trading in the entire Shanghai market.

Thirdly, the "SSE 50" index is also a common scale index, which refers to the overall situation of the 50** stocks with a large market size in the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

The industry index is actually a representative of the overall state of a certain industry. For example, "CSI 300 Pharmaceutical" is an industry index, representing the CSI 300 Index.

Many of the pharmaceutical and health industries** in the sample stocks also reflect the overall performance of companies in this industry**.

The overall situation of the theme (such as artificial intelligence, new energy vehicles, etc.) is expressed by thematic indexes, which are related to the indices "technology leaders" and "new energy vehicles.

2. What is the use of the ** index?

Through the foregoing, we can understand that the representative ** in the market is selected by the index, therefore, the index can help us quickly understand the overall rise and fall of the market, so we can see how hot the market is, and even the future trend of **. Specifically, you can click the link below to get professional reports and learn the ideas of analysis: the latest industry research reports are free to share.

SSE 50 ETF options are the right and contracts to trade open index** at a specific time in the future at a specific **** or sell the SSE 50 Index.

Option refers to a right and contract to sell a trading open index** at a specific time in the future. In the global exchange-listed derivatives market, ETF options have been the most rapidly growing since the beginning of the new century. As of 2012, ETF options, which are less than 15 years old, accounted for more than 10% of the trading of equity derivatives on the exchange.

2.Exchange-traded indices**, also commonly referred to as exchange-traded indices** (exchange).

traded

Funds ("ETF") is an open-ended type of ETF that is listed and traded on an exchange and has variable shares.

Transactional open-ended index 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 according to the market like closed-ended, however, the subscription and redemption must be exchanged for a basket of shares or a basket of shares. Due to the existence of both market trading and subscription and redemption mechanisms, investors can carry out arbitrage transactions when there is a price difference between the ETF market and the net value of the unit. The existence of the arbitrage mechanism allows ETFs to avoid the discount problem that is common in closed**.

3.SSE 50

The index is based on a scientific and objective method to select the most representative 50 of Shanghai's largest market and good liquidity

Only the first sample stock is composed in order to comprehensively reflect the overall situation of a group of leading enterprises with the most market influence in the Shanghai market. SSE 50

Index since 2004

It will be officially released from January 2. The goal is to build an active, large-scale investment index that serves primarily as the basis for derivative financial instruments.