1. Huatai Bairui CSI Smart Car Theme ETF.
2. Huaxia CSI Smart Car Theme ETF.
3. Guotai CSI Smart Car Theme ETF.
4. Rich country CSI smart car theme ETF.
5. Tian Hong CSI Smart Car A
6. Tian Hong CSI Smart Car Co., Ltd.
7. Rich CSI Smart Car Index (LOF) C
8. Rich CSI Smart Car Index (LOF) a
9. Guotai CSI Film and Television Theme ETF.
10. Penghua China Securities Vehicle Networking Theme ETF.
Extended data
Index fund is a fund product that takes a specific index as the target index, takes the constituent stocks of the index as the investment object, builds a portfolio by purchasing all or part of the constituent stocks of the index, and tracks the performance of the target index.
The investment operation of index funds is the process of tracking the index by buying the constituent stocks (or other securities) of the index, which mainly includes opening positions, reinvesting and tracking adjustment. The specific operation process can be summarized as the following aspects:
Different index funds have different income and risk expectations, so we should choose different underlying indexes to meet the investment needs of funds. We can choose an index that reflects the whole market as the tracking target to obtain the average return of the market, or we can choose a specific type of index (such as large-cap stock index and growth index) as the tracking target to obtain the corresponding return on investment under the premise of taking corresponding risks.
After portfolio construction determines the underlying index, you can build a corresponding portfolio and buy various securities that constitute the corresponding index according to a certain proportion. Considering the cost and efficiency of opening positions, we can use complete replication, stratified sampling, industry matching and other methods to build a portfolio. Complete replication is a method to construct a portfolio completely according to the various securities that constitute the index and their corresponding proportions; Stratified sampling and industry matching use statistical principles to select the most representative part of the securities that constitute the index instead of all the securities to construct the fund's investment portfolio.