Is the social security fund awkward? Can I buy it?

The trend of holding shares of social security funds has attracted much attention from the market. The so-called heavy stock of social security fund means that the social security fund holds a stock with higher market value in the total fund. Then everyone must have a question, is the social security fund awkward? Can I buy it?

First, is the social security fund awkward? Can I buy it?

This is not absolute, mainly depends on where the market is, according to the following rules.

1. If the market is in a downtrend channel, then the fund's heavy stocks must be avoided. Because the heavy stocks of general funds are the biggest victims of the decline, and if they are in a decline, the basic people will choose to redeem them, which will force the fund to lighten its positions and cause further decline. This is not that fund companies are willing to do so, but that they are forced to pay for the redemption tide of the citizens.

2. If the market is in an upward channel, then we can reconfigure the fund's heavy stocks. Because, the first reason is the same as above, in addition, because the fund is relatively abundant at this time, and it will be accompanied by the phenomenon of deposit and movement, many people will enter the ranks of the basic people, leading to the active and passive increase of the fund. At this time, the heavyweights are the source of the rise.

3. In the monkey market, in order to expand the expected annualized expected return, it is best to choose those stocks with large fluctuations as the band, and not to be the fund's heavyweight stocks, because at this time, the fund will not have a good performance opportunity, and only a few funds that look at the market can follow. Of course, in any case, closed-end star funds can still learn from their heavy stocks.

Second, how to choose the awkward shares of the social security fund?

1. The total share capital does not exceed 5 billion shares, and the social security fund accounts for a certain share of the outstanding shares.

2. Focus on stocks that have significantly increased their positions in the downward trend.

3. Pay attention to the stocks of several funds of the same fund company.

4. Focus on stocks with asset restructuring expectations and good fundamentals.

5. Focus on stocks that have a large amount of funds to participate in private placement.

6. Focus on the stocks where several major social security funds are stationed at the same time.

7. Avoid a quarter (> 60%) of the stock's sharp rise.