What is the difference between Harvest's three Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen funds?

Harvest, the cutting-edge technology of the three funds in Shanghai, Hong Kong and Shenzhen, mainly invests in the most cutting-edge stocks in the technology sector at home and abroad. Investment directions include: electronics, communications, computers, media and new materials. The stock selection of the first two funds has no industry restrictions.

Jiashijia Financial Management is a mobile financial management tool launched by harvest fund, which has many functions such as current cash management, fund net value inquiry and transaction, credit card repayment and so on.

There is no QDII quota limit: the biggest difference between Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Fund and QDII Fund which mainly invests in Hong Kong stocks is that it goes out to sea through the channel of Hong Kong Stock Connect, and there is no QDII quota limit. It is precisely because of this that the redemption time of Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Fund is shorter than that of QDII Fund, and the use efficiency of funds is higher.

Low threshold: Compared with the 500,000 threshold of Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect, the Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Fund provides ordinary investors with a low threshold of "boat tickets". For example, Huatai Bairui New Economy Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen issued on June 24th 10, and the subscription threshold is only 1000 yuan.

Professional services: The rules of the game of Hong Kong stocks are obviously different from those of A-shares, and the requirements for investors are very high. Shanghai-Hong Kong-Shenzhen Fund just gives professional investment to professional fund managers, which saves a lot of trouble.