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The Index Fund Flagship Course is a systematic and complete practical investment and wealth management course, dedicated to helping students build an investment system with independent judgment from scratch. The core modules covered include the compilation rules of indices and index companies, screening and valuation methods for mainstream indices such as CSI 300, SSE 50, and the dividend series, three calculation methods for P/E ratio and dividend yield, fund fees and tracking error, on-exchange and off-exchange trading rules, regular investing and diversified allocation, as well as valuation difficulties of practical instruments such as China concept internet, Hang Seng Tech, REITs, and personal pension. The course comes with the three volumes of the Fund Dictionary, which explain basic concepts such as managers, custodians, subscription and redemption fees, premiums and discounts, T-day rules, fund dividends and splits one by one, helping students solidify their theoretical foundation. There is also the Wealth Fan Recharge special topic, using real events such as silver LOF, the gold-silver ratio, and fund annual reports as case reviews, helping students deeply understand market operation logic through practical cases. The goal of the course is to enable students to no longer rely on others for conclusions, to understand, calculate, and hold on their own, and to build independent thinking and judgment in investment. It should be specially noted that this course is only for knowledge sharing and does not constitute any investment advice.

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• 1.Case analysis of ordinary people's investment mindset and strategies
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• 2.Coping with missed gold investment opportunities and exploring its essence
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• 3.Nineteen years of investment insights sharing (Part 1)
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• 4.Nineteen years of investment insights sharing (Part 2)
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• 5.SDIC Silver LOF incident review: case analysis of a 30% single-day loss
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• 6.Reasons for silver fund being trapped and fund operation logic
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• 7.Follow-up of the SDIC Silver LOF incident and the impact of RMB appreciation
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• 8.Gold-silver ratio technical indicator and gold-silver investment strategies
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• 9.2025 fund annual report guided reading: key analysis of the consumer sector
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• 10.Fund manager rebalancing dilemma and analysis of consumer-themed fund decline
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• 11.Research and analysis of free cash flow index
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• 12.The Logic Behind Tencent's Major Shareholder Reduction
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• 13.Analysis of Public Fund Response Strategies During Major Fund Market Corrections
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• 14.Why You Must Learn to Invest on Your Own
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• 15.Productive Assets and the Concept of Asset Returns
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• 16.The Relationship Between Productive Assets and Market Returns
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• 17.Non-Productive Assets and Market Returns
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• 18.The Definition and Essence of Investment
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• 19.Market Returns and Zero-Sum Game Analysis
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• 20.Investment Motivation, Thinking, and Action Framework
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• 21.Initially Building Trust in Funds
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• 22.Detailed Explanation of Fund Classification and Purchase Methods
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• 23.Understanding Fund Shares and Fund Net Asset Value
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• 24.Comprehensive Analysis of Fund-Related Fees
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• 25.Comparison of Two Fund Operation Methods
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• 26.Core Differences Between Active and Passive Management
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• 27.Basic Concepts of Indices and Fund Indices
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• 28.Analysis of the Eternal Characteristics of Indices
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• 29.Analysis of the Perpetuity of Index Funds
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• 30.Operational Mechanisms of CSI and CNI Index Companies
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• 31.Detailed Explanation of Constituent Stock Weighting and Weighting Methods
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• 32.Analysis and Control of Fund Tracking Error
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• 33.Preliminary Screening Methods for the CSI 300 Index
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• 34.Refined Screening Process for the CSI 300 Index
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• 35.Regular Adjustment Mechanism of the CSI 300 Index
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• 36.Selection Logic for Passively Managed Funds
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• 37.Selection Logic for Actively Managed Funds
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• 38.The Patterns Behind Performance Rankings (Part 1)
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• 39.The Patterns Behind Performance Rankings (Part 2)
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• 40.Strategies for Fixed-Open Funds, Incentives, and Theme Selection
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• 41.Purpose and Feasibility Analysis of Valuation
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• 42.Treasury Bond Yields and Risk-Free Rate Reference
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• 43.Correct Calculation Method for Annualized Returns
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• 44.Basic Concepts and Calculation Methods of P/E Ratio
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• 45.Detailed Explanation of Three P/E Ratio Calculation Methods
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• 46.Fluctuation Characteristics and Patterns of P/E Ratio
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• 47.Long-Term Patterns of the Stock Market and Investment Logic
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• 48.Prerequisites for calculating valuation from large to small
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• 49.Methods for judging whether the P/E ratio is high or low (Part 1)
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• 50.Methods for judging whether the P/E ratio is high or low (Part 2)
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• 51.An in-depth analysis of the first principles of long-term investing
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• 52.Comparison of the SSE 50 Index and the SSE 50 AH Premium Index
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• 53.An in-depth analysis of corporate dividend mechanisms
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• 54.Dividend yield calculation methods and practical applications
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• 55.The relationship between dividend yield, dividends, and the P/E ratio
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• 56.Practical application of the dividend yield valuation method
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• 57.Comparison of the SSE Dividend Index and the CSI Dividend Index
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• 58.An in-depth analysis of the excellent SZSE Dividend Index
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• 59.A detailed explanation of the CSI 300 Dividend Index
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• 60.The difference between corporate dividends and fund dividends
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• 61.Investment strategies for index enhanced funds
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• 62.Analysis of the three sources of long-term returns
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• 63.Assumptions, models, and establishing reasonable valuations
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• 64.Backtesting analysis of the SSE Dividend Index Fund (Part 1)
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• 65.Backtesting analysis of the SSE Dividend Index Fund (Part 2)
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• 66.Methods for revaluing the SSE Dividend Index
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• 67.Methods for revaluing the CSI Dividend Index
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• 68.In-depth revaluation of the SZSE Dividend Index
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• 69.An in-depth analysis of the CSI Pharmaceutical Index
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• 70.A comprehensive interpretation of the CSI 300 Index
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• 71.An in-depth analysis of the CSI 300 Dividend Index
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• 72.The dangers of over-reliance on historical data
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• 73.Discovering patterns behind randomness
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• 74.Potential pitfalls of the percentile valuation method
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• 75.A deep understanding of low valuation not meaning a bottom and high valuation not meaning a top
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• 76.The law of laws: the essence of market cycles
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• 77.An explanation of basic concepts of shares and listing
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• 78.A detailed explanation of basic on-exchange trading rules
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• 79.Analysis of passive and active participants in trading
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• 80.The mechanism by which active trading drives price changes
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• 81.How to achieve fast trade execution
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• 82.An in-depth analysis of price limits and circuit breaker mechanisms
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• 83.Practical application of fund dollar-cost averaging strategies
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• 84.Core Principles and Practice of Diversified Investing
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• 85.Selection and Management of Cash Equivalents
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• 86.In-Depth Analysis of the CSI 300 Value Index
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• 87.Determinants of Calculating P/E Ratio Yourself
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• 88.Analysis of the Impact of Delisting on Indexes
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• 89.The Impact and Expansion of Long-Term Investing Perspective
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• 90.Introduction to the CSI Overseas China Internet 50 Index
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• 91.Valuation Methods for the CSI Overseas China Internet 50 Index
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• 92.Causes and Countermeasures of On-Exchange Premiums for China Concept Internet
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• 93.Differences Between China Internet 50 and China Internet
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• 94.Analysis of Valuation Challenges for the New Economy Index
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• 95.In-Depth Analysis of the Hang Seng Tech Index
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• 96.Analysis of Unquantifiable Factors in Valuation
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• 97.A Brief Discussion on the Core Value of Index ROE
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• 98.Analysis of the CSI New Energy Index
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• 99.The Wisdom of Watching Mr. Market's Mood Swings from the Sidelines
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• 100.Key Considerations When Buying US Dollars
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• 101.Trading Costs and the Impact of the Unified National Market
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• 102.In-Depth Interpretation of the Unified National Market 2.0
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• 103.Analysis of Issues with the SZSE Dividend Index
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• 104.Comprehensive Analysis of REITs Funds
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• 105.Analysis of China's Core Competitiveness If It Were a Company
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• 106.Interpretation of Interbank Negotiable Certificate of Deposit Funds as a New Fund Type
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• 107.Industry Hidden Rules Seen Through Fund Commission Allocation
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• 108.In-Depth Analysis of the Personal Pension System
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• 109.Analysis of Current Issues with Personal Pensions
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• 110.Investment Strategies for Target-Date Retirement Funds
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• 111.Trading Rhythm Control and Practical Application
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• 112.Analysis of Roles of Fund-Related Parties
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• 113.Distinguishing the Responsibilities of Managers and Custodians
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• 114.Relationship Between Investors and Distribution Agencies
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• 115.Comparison of Trading Venues and On-Exchange vs. Off-Exchange Trading
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• 116.Analysis of the Fund Direct Sales Model
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• 117.Detailed Explanation of Subscription Fees and Purchase Fees
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• 118.Analysis of Back-End Purchase Fees and Redemption Fees
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• 119.First-In-First-Out Principle and Handling of Large Redemptions
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• 120.转换费与券商佣金解析
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• 121.Management fees, custodian fees, and sales service fees
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• 122.Index licensing fees and valuation rules
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• 123.估算净值与累计净值计算
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• 124.基金价格与折溢价分析
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• 125.基金份额与市值计算
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• 126.T-day rules and the unknown price trading principle
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• 127.开放式与封闭式基金区别
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• 128.公募基金分类方向解析
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• 129.基金名称与字母后缀含义
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• 130.货币基金字母后缀详解
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• 131.常见ABC字母含义解析
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• 132.债券型基金深度解析
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• 133.混合型基金分类与选择
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• 134.货币型基金投资要点
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• 135.QDII funds overseas investment analysis
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• 136.商品型基金投资策略
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• 137.ETF基金运作机制详解
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• 138.REITs基金投资指南
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• 139.FOF funds and ETF feeder funds
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• 140.LOF funds and structured funds analysis
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• 141.定开基金运作模式解析
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• 142.基金拆分机制与影响分析
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• 143.基金分红基本概念解析
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• 144.In-depth analysis of fund dividend principles and motivations
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• 145.现金分红场外操作详解
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• 146.现金分红场内操作详解
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• 147.红利再投资策略与实操
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💡 Learning Tip:The course covers multiple modules including investment theory, fund knowledge, and valuation methods, with a complete and rich curriculum. It is recommended to study step by step in course order, progressing from basic investment theory to practical application. This course is for knowledge sharing only and does not constitute any investment advice. Investing involves risk, so enter the market with caution.

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