The fund's investments are directed at financial instruments that are well liquid, including domestic issues of publicly traded shares (including small and medium-sized boards, entrepreneurship boards and other equity instruments, such as equity instruments approved for listing by the csrc), certificate of rights, stock-point futures, and fixed-income financial instruments such as bonds (including public debt, financial debt, central bank notes, local government debt, corporate debt, corporate debt, exchangeable corporate bonds, convertible corporate bonds (including transferable transactions), private bonds for small and medium-sized enterprises, short-term instruments, short-term financing vouchers, super short-term financing vouchers, asset support securities, bond buy-backs, bank deposits, currency market instruments, etc.) and other financial instruments such as laws and regulations or csrc permits the investment of the fund (subject to the relevant csrc regulations). Where legal and regulatory or regulatory bodies have subsequently permitted the fund to invest in other types, the fund's administrator may, after due process, include them in the scope of the investment. The fund's investment portfolio is as follows: equities represent 60-95 per cent of the fund's assets, of which investments in emerging consumer subject securities, as defined by the fund, are not less than 80 per cent of non-cash assets; private fundraising by small and medium-sized enterprises is not more than 20 per cent of the fund's net assets; cash retained by the fund and government bonds of up to one year's maturity are not less than 5 per cent of the fund's net assets at the end of each trading day, after deducting the equity-named futures bond; and authorized investments account for 0-3 per cent of the fund's net assets. The share refers to the proportion of futures invested in accordance with laws and regulations or regulations. If the laws and regulations or the csrc limits the proportion of investments in the different types of investment, the fund manager may adjust the proportion of investments in these types of investment after due process。
