With the development of the economy and the continuous improvement of the financial market, ** has become an investment choice for more and more people. However, there are many ways to invest, among which on-site and off-the-counter investment is a common problem for investors. So, what exactly does it mean to be on and off the field?Let's take a look.
1. On-site investment.
*Exchange Investing refers to buying and selling through an exchange. This method is similar to trading, investors need to open an account and buy and sell during trading hours. Unlike trading, on-exchange investing involves the buying and selling of shares, rather than specific products. Investors can choose the best products suitable for them to invest according to their own risk appetite and investment objectives.
2. Over-the-counter investment.
*OTC investment refers to the investment made through financial institutions such as banks, insurance companies, and companies. Investors can subscribe, subscribe and redeem through these institutions. Different from on-site investment, over-the-counter investment involves specific products, and investors need to choose the most suitable products according to their own needs.
3. Advantages and disadvantages on and off the field.
Advantages of Floor Investment:
1) Convenient trading: Floor investment is similar to ** trading, and investors can buy and sell at any time during trading hours, which is very convenient.
2) Good liquidity: The first share of the on-site investment can be freely bought and sold in the market, and the liquidity is good.
3) High transparency: the most real-time update of the investment on the market, investors can keep abreast of the situation.
Disadvantages of Floor Investing:
1) Need to open a ** account: Investors need to open a ** account for on-site investment, and the operation is relatively complicated. (2) There are transaction costs: Transaction costs are involved in on-exchange investment, and investors need to pay attention to the control of transaction costs.
2.Advantages of OTC investment:
1) There are many product choices: OTC investment involves specific products, and investors can choose the best products for themselves according to their own needs.
2) Easy to operate: Investors can operate directly through financial institutions such as banks, insurance companies, and ** companies, which is relatively simple.
Disadvantages of OTC investment:
1) Need to rely on third-party institutions: OTC investment needs to rely on banks, insurance companies, ** companies and other financial institutions to operate, investors need to pay attention to choosing reliable institutions.
2) Low transparency: OTC investment is not updated in real time, and investors need to pay attention to the announcements and net worth and other information issued by various financial institutions.
Fourth, summary. **On-exchange and over-the-counter investments have their own advantages and disadvantages, and investors can choose the investment method that suits them according to their needs and risk appetite. For novices, it is recommended to start with a relatively simple over-the-counter investment, gradually understand the market and products, and then choose whether to invest on the market according to their own situation. At the same time, investors also need to pay attention to risk control and asset allocation to ensure their investment security and stable returns.