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Which exchanges are AU coins listed on (the coin with the most listings on exchanges)

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Which exchanges are AU coins listed on (the coin with the most listings on exchanges)

What A-shares are traded at T+0?

Most of the trading varieties of A-shares are T+1 mechanisms, but in fact there are some T+0 varieties. The following statistics are based on the main investment directions. Funds need to distinguish between those starting with 511 and those starting with 159. Among them, those starting with 511 are trading-type exchange-traded money funds, which support subscription, redemption and T0 transactions. The head is not counted when buying and selling, and the tail is not counted when subscribing and redeeming. There are currently only three funds starting with 159, which are trading-cum-subscription-and-redemption exchange-traded funds, supporting both T+0 transactions and T+0 subscriptions and redemptions.

Specially distinguish between domestic gold because there is also foreign gold, gold 9999. Gold ETF (518880) tracks the domestic spot price of gold; Cathay Gold (518800) tracks the AU99.99 contract listed for trading on the Shanghai Gold Exchange; Boshi Gold (159937) and Gold ETF (159934) track the actual gold spot contract AU99.99 rate of return. If you have paid attention to the gold section of Alipay, the three gold products listed above are actually ETF linked funds of Huaan, Boshi, and E Fund.

What do AU50 and AU9999 mean on the gold exchange

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"Au9999" indicates that a metal item is made of gold, and the gold content of this item is 99.99%.

In accordance with the "Regulations on Purity and Naming Methods of Precious Metals in Jewelry" GB11887-2012, the gold content and naming of gold jewelry are defined. Thousand pure gold is called "AU999", and the gold content is ≥999‰, (99.9%).

In 2013, gold jewelry with a gold content of 99.99% existed on the market, but its definition and name were not included in the national standards. In this regard, some companies have made a standard definition of gold jewelry with a gold content of 99.99%, and it is registered and available on the national standardization information platform. It is a legally binding national registration standard.

Since September 1, 2011, China has officially implemented the "GB/T25933-2010" high-purity gold national standard. This gold material, Au99.999, the world's highest purity gold, is currently recognized by domestic gold manufacturing, processing and retail companies. It is named after the national standard. It is "high purity gold".

What is AU100 or AU99.99 on the Shanghai Gold Exchange?

au100g refers to one of the spot trading varieties on the Shanghai Gold Exchange. The subject matter of the transaction is a small gold bar with a standard weight of 100g and a purity of 99.99%. In cash spot transactions, delivery is completed immediately after the transaction is completed (you can choose to pick up the goods, or sell them without picking up the goods), allowing individuals to participate in the transaction.

au9999 is the same as above, but the transaction object is gold ingots with a standard weight of 1 kilogram and a purity of more than 99.99%. Individual transactions are also allowed, and both are cash and spot transactions.

Under normal circumstances, it is not recommended for individual customers to trade these varieties, unless you plan to buy them home and watch them.

The last thing to note is that for spot gold on the Shanghai Gold Exchange, if you don’t pick up the gold after buying it, you can still wait for an opportunity to sell it, but once the gold is picked up and shipped out of the warehouse, you can no longer put it into the warehouse to participate in the transaction. If you want to cash out, you can only find a gold company to deal with it in old gold.

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