What is the difference between fixed income+fund and other funds? How do fixed income+funds make money?

Fixed income+is essentially a strategy. We can literally understand it as fixed income+fund. Fixed income+includes fixed income and+. The "fixed income" part is generally bond assets, which are collocated with traditional bonds, while the "+"part is generally other products with stronger risk-return characteristics to increase fund income, such as stocks and convertible bonds. Fixed income+fund can be said to be a strategic fund, which is different from stock funds, bond funds and other funds classified according to investment direction and asset allocation ratio.

What are the income sources of fixed income+fund?

The first is the coupon income of bonds. A considerable part of the fixed income+fund's asset position is invested in bonds, which is equivalent to loans, and loans will have certain interest, so bonds will generate coupon income and funds will also have income. Under normal circumstances, national debt is relatively low, and corporate bonds and corporate bonds are relatively high.

Price fluctuation income includes bond price fluctuation income, buy low and sell high income and increase income, such as stock price fluctuation income and buy low and sell high income.

This kind of income has certain uncertainty, which may produce gains or losses, which is related to market conditions.

Leveraged income, if the bonds held are pledged, financed and reinvested, there is hope to obtain leveraged income.

Quantitative hedging, in fixed income+funds, sometimes quantitative hedging strategy is adopted, that is, long-short strategy is adopted, and derivatives such as valuation futures are used to hedge systemic risks in order to obtain absolute market returns.