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1. What is an ETF?

ETF stands for Exchange Traded Fund, an investment product that trades on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's spot market. It invests in a basket of securities or commodities to follow benchmark indices/commodity performances, allowing investors to invest in particular markets/investment portfolios instead of individual stocks. By investing in ETFs in the Hong Kong market, investors can bypass geographical barriers and investment channel restrictions, invest in different asset classes globally, achieve diversified investment portfolios, and benefit from cost-effectiveness.

2. How to Trade ETFs Using the Futubull?

After opening the Futunull app, tap on "Market", then select "ETF" to choose the ETF you want to trade.
Futu also offers regular savings plan, allowing you to invest a fixed amount regularly to reduce market risk. Simply open the Futubull app, click on "Account", then select All. You will find the "RSP", where you can view the available ETFs for monthly investment in the RSP Hot List.

3. Is there a management fee for investing in ETFs?

Yes, ETFs charge a management fee that is usually collected annually in the form of a total expense ratio (TER). Like other mutual funds, ETF management fees are calculated and accrued daily based on the ETF's net asset value (NAV) and are automatically deducted from the ETF's assets. Generally, ETFs have lower fees than mutual funds.For more information on other ETF fees, you can click here to learn more.

4. How are my orders processed if an ETF is delisted?

If an ETF is delisted, any unfulfilled subscription orders for the ETF will be cancelled and considered invalid. The funds deducted from the subscription (including subscription amount and fees) will be returned to your account within one trading day after the delisting.