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5. The most important point: during the adjustment period of constituent stocks, passive index funds can be allowed to have a "buffer period" of 3-5 trading days, without completing it at one time. Professional things have professional people to do, don't worry about it!2. Who increased the position? Combined with the fund trend and news, after February 5, "a team" carried out that by increasing its holdings of index ETF, so the money in this half warehouse belongs to a team;

5. The most important point: during the adjustment period of constituent stocks, passive index funds can be allowed to have a "buffer period" of 3-5 trading days, without completing it at one time. Professional things have professional people to do, don't worry about it!6. Another most important point: As the "first substitute" of the new index constituent stocks, and the formal players will leave the game with the naked eye, their passive index funds can be laid out in advance! Moreover, don't forget that the next time the funds announce all their positions is at the end of April next year;7. Finally, some people say that the listing of the tire boss will crowd out the "first substitute", which is the layman's home: when it comes to the real listing, there is still no ambiguity. Even if it is listed, the new shares will not be eligible to be included in the index within one year. When the conditions are met, the daylily is cold!

After today's close, the CSI 500 Index officially adjusted its index according to the newly adjusted constituent stocks. As the race round was transferred out of the constituent stocks, nearly 100,000 lots were sold in the late call auction stage, which can basically be considered as the result of the exchange of positions by the index funds of CSI 500. In order to illustrate the problem, let's first present a few facts:Talking about the adjustment of constituent stocks of CSI 500 Index3. Will a team leave because of the loss of constituent stocks? I don't believe it myself anyway!