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Recently, a number of publicly funded products such as E-Fangda Fund and Invesco Great Wall Fund have intensively issued premium risk warning notices. Currently, QDII (Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor) fund premium products are mainly concentrate
Recently, a number of publicly funded products such as E-Fangda Fund and Invesco Great Wall Fund have intensively issued premium risk warning notices. Currently, QDII (Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor) fund premium products are mainly concentrated in related fields such as crude oil and the Japanese stock market, but as the A-share and Hong Kong stock markets picked up in the early stages, the popularity of QDII products such as Nikkei ETF and US 50 ETF declined, and fund premiums were narrowed one after another. Regarding the risk of large premiums for QDII funds, Hu Chao, general manager of the International Investment Department of Western Profit Fund, reminded that the net value of a QDII fund is its intrinsic value. The fluctuation of prices in the secondary market around intrinsic value is the basis for its operation
ETF Reviews丨Japanese stocks fell 2%, Nikkei ETF fell 2.8%
Gelonghui, April 25 | The three major A-share indices had mixed ups and downs today. As of the close, the Shanghai index rose 0.27%, the Shenzhen index rose 0.14%, and the GEM index fell 0.04%. The turnover of the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was 773.4 billion yuan, down 21.1 billion yuan from the previous day. More than 2,900 individual stocks rose in the two markets, and northbound capital bought 349 million yuan. On the market, the PEEK materials, titanium dioxide, phosphate chemicals, and diet pills sectors registered the highest gains; the kitchen and bathroom appliances, defense and military industries registered the highest declines. The innovative drug sector led the way. Yinhua Fund's Hong Kong Stock Innovative Drug ETF and Huatai Berry Fund Healthcare ETF rose 2.08% and 1.7 respectively
With a 22% premium, will the gold stock ETF become the next Nikkei ETF?
① With a turnover rate of 43.47% today, the Huaxia Gold Stock ETF created a closing premium of 22.48%, as if the previous QDII-ETF had a continuous premium; ② International gold prices continue to rise, can the high premium of gold stock ETFs continue?
ETF review | Japanese stocks are back strong, Nikkei ETF rises more than 3%
Gelonghui, March 27 | The three major A-share indices fell collectively today. By the close, the Shanghai Index had fallen 3,000 points, closing down 1.26%, the Shenzhen Index fell 2.4%, the GEM Index fell 2.81%, and the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets were 888.9 billion yuan. More than 4,700 stocks in the two markets fell, and the net sale of Northbound Capital was 7.25 billion yuan. On the market, concept stocks of copper cable high-speed connections, Xiaomi cars, AI computing power, lithography machines, and optical modules registered the highest declines; the NMN, food, and banking sectors registered the highest gains. In terms of ETFs, Japanese stocks returned to strength today. ICBC Credit Suisse Fund Nikkei ETF and Huaxia Fund Nikkei ETF respectively rose 3.67%
Nikkei ETF has a huge premium! Huaxia Fund emergency announcement
Glonghui, March 25 | Today, Huaxia Fund announced that recently, the second-tier market transaction price of the company's Huaxia Nomura Nikkei 225 Traded Open Index Securities Investment Fund (QDII) was significantly higher than the reference net value of the fund share, showing a large premium. Investors are hereby reminded to pay attention to the risk of price premiums in the secondary market. Investors may suffer significant losses if they invest blindly. Huaxia Fund said that subsequent funds will adopt measures such as temporary suspension of trading based on the premium rate situation. The details are subject to the announcement at that time.
Express News | There is a risk of a premium in the “Nikkei ETF” secondary market