Chinese fund investor confidence neutral optimistic

The first "KA Real China Fund investor Confidence Index" released May 18, the KA Real fund released the first "KA Real China Fund investor Confidence Index" is 65.05, the investigation period is April 20, 2009 to May 5, valid samples 13,500. Kerry China Fund investor confidence Index score range is 0-100, of which 50 indicates emotional neutrality, the higher the score indicates the more optimistic mood, and vice versa more pessimistic.　　The first phase of the China Fund Investor Confidence Index 65.05, indicating that Chinese fund investors are neutral and optimistic. The "Kerry China Fund Investor Confidence Index" is the first domestic fund investor confidence index to directly reflect investor confidence in the fund's exclusive asset class. The index factor is divided into questionnaire survey and market data category, among which the questionnaire reflects the expectation of the fund investors to the macroeconomic index and individual investment index. The first "Ka-Real China Fund investor confidence Index" subdivision score: Macro-economic environment 55.9, China's stock market trend 57.33, investment fund intention 63.04.　　The respondents expressed a slightly optimistic view of China's macro-environment and the future trend of the stock market, and the investment intention of the Fund was enhanced obviously. Since April, the published macro data show that investment growth further climbed, consumer stability, credit blowout, exports showed signs of stabilisation. Although year-on-year GDP growth was still lower than in the 4 quarter last year, the quarter-on-quarter growth rate has rebounded from nearly 0% growth to 7% per cent in the 4 quarter last year, and the government's fiscal and credit incentives have been effective in the previous period.　　In addition, several institutions have raised their forecasts for 09 growth or expressed perceptions that the economy will be better than expected in the short term. The changes in the overall economic situation have also been partly corroborated by the optimism of respondents.　　Respondents are also relatively optimistic about China's economic growth, but the likelihood that domestic prices will rise over the next six months is also a reflection of concerns about liquidity-rich inflation that may be inflationary, according to a survey. Judging from the results of the survey, respondents believe that in the next six months, stock earnings ahead of bonds, deposits and other fixed income assets are not likely.　　This shows that after 2008 years of deep stock market declines, respondents still do not have sufficient confidence in the sustainability of short-term stock market gains. The Fund investor Confidence Index, which reflects the investor's confidence, can not only map the current investor mentality, but also is one of the leading indicators to forecast the investment trend. The China Fund investor Confidence Index will be released regularly every month.