超半数人“逆市操作”！弄懂ETF投资真相，三种策略悄悄赚钱

Core Insights - More than 52% of ETF investors engage in swing trading, which is the dominant trading strategy among this group [9][12][18] Group 1: ETF Trading Strategies - 36% of investors adopt swing trading, characterized by buying low and selling high [9] - 10.2% of investors practice high-frequency trading, completing trades within a day or a few days [11] - 5.7% utilize grid trading, which involves pre-setting orders for automatic low buy and high sell, essentially still engaging in swing trading [11] - The report indicates that ETF trading often runs counter to market trends, with investors buying during downturns and selling during upswings [12][13] Group 2: Performance of Specific ETFs - The largest ETF tracking the Sci-Tech 50 Index, the Sci-Tech 50 ETF (588000.SH), saw a net value drop of 11.3% from March 7 to July 15, while its shares increased by over 20% [16] - From July 16 to September 25, the net value of the Sci-Tech 50 ETF surged by 47%, but its shares decreased from 84 billion to 47.6 billion, a drop of 43% [16] - From September 25 to the present, the ETF's net value fell by 7.6%, yet its shares grew by 14% [17] Group 3: Investor Strategies - Investor A combines long-term investment with swing trading, focusing on semiconductor ETFs and using moving average cross signals for timing [25] - Investor B employs a macro, meso, and micro strategy, analyzing PPI and CPI to determine market cycles and using technical indicators for automated trading [30] - Investor C uses a policy-driven timing strategy, monitoring national strategic movements and employing technical signals to confirm trends before entering positions [35]