Gold Nuggets Earn 100% Of Olympic Products.

The Beijing Olympic Games are being held in full swing.

Financial products also catch the Olympic express.

A number of Olympic financial products and Olympic commemorative coins issued by some banks in the past one or two years have been touted by the public at the time of issue.

According to the current situation, most of the earnings of the Olympic Games' financial products are in line with expectations, and most of the products linked to the stock market have won the big market.

The market price of investment products based on the Olympic medals (currencies) is gratifying, some of which have achieved 100% of the profits.

In the middle of August last year, Everbright Bank launched the concept of the Olympic Games and issued the "12 Sheng" stock linked financial products.

The product is linked to Lining, Vinda paper, BELLE, Tsingtao Brewery (600600, stock bar), Mengniu Dairy, Kangshifu and Huiyuan Juice 8 listed stocks in Hongkong, the maturity date is August 15, 2008, the highest yield does not have a cap.

In launching this product, Everbright Bank said that the 8 stocks or Olympic partners, or higher correlation with the Olympic Games, it is expected to share the business opportunities brought by the Olympic Games.

The "12 rise" is now due to expire in less than a month, and the yield depends on the average rise of 8 stocks during the 12 observation periods.

As of July 15th, the average value of the first 11 observation periods was 26.04%, 32.57%, 23.98%, 24.35%, 23.36%, 8.40%, -14.01%, -3.44%, 8.25%, -6.57% and -12.50% respectively.

According to the formula, the US dollar yield is about 9%, and the RMB yield is about 7%.

In addition to China Everbright Bank, Bank of China (601988, stock bar) has also issued a number of Olympic financial products, one of which has expired and has achieved the largest return.

In October 2006, Bank of China launched the first US dollar "linked Olympic" product, "0610A", which linked Sinopec, China Mobile and Chinese to 3 Hong Kong stocks, with a duration of 1 years and 3 months.

When the product expired in January 31st of this year, the customer got 8.75% of the maximum return, with an annual yield of 7%.

In April 30th, 100 days before the Olympic Games, the Bank of China issued the "Olympic 100 days" series of financial products, which is a guaranteed financial product with fixed income. The annual yield of Australian financial products is 8.88%, which is sought after by the market.

The collection of Olympic products, the commemorative coins (Chapter), is very encouraging. Besides the Olympic financial products issued by banks, there are many kinds of investment products that can be closely related to the Olympic Games.

All kinds of commemorative coins and postal products were well received by the market on the day of issue. Today, the market prices also appear blowout like growth.

According to the senior personage of the postal card market, the major Olympic products currently issued are roughly divided into three categories: stamp products, commemorative coins (souvenirs) and souvenirs. The most popular Olympic commemorative coins (Chapter) are mainly precious metals, pure gold, silver and gold plated silver, and the first two have become the mainstream products of Olympic theme.

The first group of precious metal commemorative coins of the Beijing Olympic Games was launched in September 2006. The price of gold and silver coins consisting of 2 gold coins and 4 silver coins was issued at a price of 8316 yuan, and the current market price has risen to 17 thousand yuan.

At the same time, the price of ordinary commemorative coins has risen from the initial 28 yuan to the current 79 yuan.

Last year, the central bank issued twenty-ninth sets of Olympic commemorative coins and precious metal commemorative coins (second groups).

A set of 3 commemorative coins, each with 10 million pieces, has a face value of 1 yuan, and has risen to 70 yuan.

Yuan Zengting, deputy director of the financial research center of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, believes that the concept is born for speculation and has strong speculation. Ordinary investors should not follow suit.