Composite index funds: SSE 50 ETF fund, code 510050; CSI 300 ETF fund, code 510300; CSI 500 ETF fund, code 510500; SSE 180 ETF fund, code 510180.
Industry index funds: Securities ETFs 512880; Consumer ETF 159928; Bank ETF 512800; Military ETF 512660; Environmental ETF 512580; Nonferrous ETF 512400; Real Estate ETF 512200.
Medical ETF 512170; 5G ETF 515050; Iron & Steel ETF 515210; Wine ETF 512690; Information ETF 512330; Defense ETF 512670.
Fund Fixed Investment
Fund Fixed Investment (AIP) is the abbreviation of Regular Fixed Investment Funds, which refers to investing a fixed amount of money (e.g., $500) at a fixed time (e.g., the 8th of each month) into a designated open-ended fund, similar to the zero deposit and withdrawal method of banks. It mainly adopts the batch-buying method, which overcomes the risk of buying and selling at a certain point in time in general.
Fund fixed investment can average cost, simple and fast procedures, suitable for long-term investment and other characteristics, by the lower risk tolerance of the crowd's favor, is a lower risk investment and financial choices, long-term savings function, also known as the "lazy man financial". There are also many financial tools on the market, such as fund income calculators, which can provide some data for investors' choices, making it easier to make investment choices.