Is the stock held by the social security fund good?

Through the securities trading software, we can get the information of major shareholders of listed companies. Some stocks will be held by some well-known institutions, and the social security fund is one of these institutions. So, is the stock held by the social security fund good?

Is the stock held by the social security fund good?

If your investment logic is consistent with the social security fund, then you can choose stocks according to the position of the social security fund. The characteristics of social security fund stock selection mainly include the following points:

1 Social security funds are value investors, not speculators. Over the years, social security funds tend to be blue-chip stocks with excellent performance and potential growth stocks. The short-term returns of the heavy stocks and new shares they hold may not be high, but they have great growth potential in the long run.

2 The social security fund has a long investment cycle. The most fundamental factor affecting the stock price still lies in the performance of listed companies, but the impact of performance on the stock price is biased towards the long term, not the short term.

In fact, for ordinary investors, the investment strategy of social security funds is difficult to copy. On the one hand, the social security fund is so large that it is difficult for retail investors to spread their money in so many baskets like the social security fund. On the other hand, the quarterly report of the social security fund is published about one month after the end of the quarter, so ordinary retail investors can't get the real-time position information of the social security fund in time.