The performance of the third quarterly report has been disclosed, and the performance of the leading A-share companies is still outstanding. For investors, how to “allocate” Chinese assets with one click and better share the real economic development dividends is one of the hottest topics in the industry today. On November 8, E Fund MSCI China A50 Interconnect ETF (abbreviation: E Fund China A50 ETF, code: 563000) was officially listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, becoming a new choice for investors to “embrace China’s opportunities and focus on A-share leaders”. The MSCI China A50 Interconnection ETF aroused market attention during the issuance period, and the first batch of four products was issued with a scale of over 26 billion yuan.
E Fund China A50 ETF tracks the MSCI China A50 Interoperability Index (hereinafter referred to as “MSCI China A50”). The MSCI China A50 is compiled based on the MSCI China A-Share Index. Generally, it adopts an industry-neutral and dynamic equilibrium approach, which brings together people from various industries. Leading stocks. From the perspective of return on net assets, as of the 2021 semi-annual report, the return on net assets (TTM) of the index reached 13.1%, which is ahead of similar broad-based indexes.
E Fund believes that the constituent stocks of MSCI China A50 are the core targets of China Interconnection’s capital holdings in the north, and foreign institutional investors have a high degree of recognition. Regarding the Chinese A50 ETF being enthusiastically sought after by investors, E Fund said that the index has three major characteristics: one is that it represents China’s core assets from the perspective of foreign capital; the other is that its constituent stocks are 50, which is a broad-based index. It is relatively concentrated; third, the stock index futures have been launched in support and have been listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, which will form a multi-strategy, multi-ecological, and international overall ecosystem.
“The world is changing in a very dramatic way, and the best way to invest is to invest in index funds.” At the Berkshire shareholders meeting, “stock god” Buffett repeatedly recommended index funds to investors. In terms of various index products around the world, the Dow Jones Industrial Average included Apple (AAPL) as a constituent stock in 2015, and Tencent Holdings (00700.HK) added the Hang Seng Index as a constituent stock in 2008, all of which have an impact on the performance of the relevant index. It has obvious pulling effect. In the long run, the continuous change of index stocks allows index funds to share the performance growth dividends of the leading companies with the strongest trends.
Industry insiders believe that index investment can overcome individualized investment sentiment without over-relying on investment managers and is more suitable for ordinary investors. ETFs have all the advantages of index funds, while at the same time lower costs, higher transaction efficiency, and more flexible use. Lin Weibin, general manager of E Fund Index Investment Department and E Fund China A50 ETF Fund Manager, believes that the MSCI China A50 component stocks are mainly super-large-cap industry leading stocks with abundant stock liquidity. Investors can easily copy the index and adjust positions. At the same time, this product is very suitable for current national conditions: in the context of the transformation of comprehensive family financial management methods, the market recognition of index fund investment advantages, and the further internationalization of the A-share market, China A50 ETF has the ability to share the dividends of China’s economic growth, package domestic industry leaders, One-click tracking of “smart funds” and other significant advantages.
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