What is the difference between the Shanghai Composite Index and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Index

The Shanghai Composite Index is currently the most influential index in the mainland market. The sample of the Shanghai Composite Index is all listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, which can represent the overall rise and fall of all the Shanghai market.

The Shenzhen Stock Exchange Index is the most important index of the Shenzhen ** Stock Exchange. The sample stocks of SZSE Index include 40 of the most representative listed companies. Although only some votes were selected, the SZSE Index can still represent the trend of the entire Shenzhen market.

The meaning of an index is a reference number compiled by an exchange or financial services institution that indicates changes in the market.

By observing the index, we can have an intuitive understanding of the current rise and fall of the ** ticket market.

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1. What are the common indices in China?

Indices are broadly divided into five types: scale index, industry index, thematic index, style index and strategy index.

For example, the "CSI 300" index, which we all know, reflects the overall situation of 300 large enterprises with good representation, good liquidity and active trading in the entire Shanghai market.

For another example, the "SSE 50" index is also classified as a scale index, representing the overall situation of the 50** stocks with better market size and liquidity of the SSE market.

The industry index actually represents the overall situation of a certain industry. For example, "CSI 300 Pharmaceutical" is an industry index, which is composed of several pharmaceutical industry ** in the CSI 300, reflecting the overall performance of companies in this industry**.

The thematic index reflects the overall situation of a certain theme, similar to artificial intelligence and new energy vehicles, which are related to the index "technology leader", "new energy vehicles", etc.

2. What is the use of the ** index?

According to the content of the above article, we can know that the representative ** in the market is selected by the index, therefore, the index can help us quickly understand the overall rise and fall of the market, so we can see how hot the market is, and even the future trend can be **. Specifically, you can click the link below to get professional reports and learn the ideas of analysis: the latest industry research reports are free to share.

What does the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Index and the Shanghai Composite Index mean.

A shares** listed on the Shanghai **Stock Exchange and A shares** listed on the Shenzhen **Stock Exchange.

The listed companies are not the same, so the data is different.

Shanghai Composite Index: Shanghai ** Composite Index is referred to as "Shanghai Composite Index" or "Shanghai Composite Index", and its sample stocks are all listed on the Shanghai **Stock Exchange**, including A shares and B shares, reflecting the changes in the listing of the Shanghai **Stock Exchange, and has been officially released since July 15, 1991.

Shenzhen Stock Exchange Component Index: The Shenzhen Stock Exchange Component Index, referred to as the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Component Index, is the main stock index of the Shenzhen ** Stock Exchange. It is a stock price index compiled by selecting 500 representative listed companies as sample stocks according to certain criteria, using the number of free float shares of sample stocks as the weight, and using the Patricks weighting method.

The subtle differences between SSE and SZSE:

1. The Shanghai Stock Exchange is the main board market, and the main board is the first to be handed over. The Shenzhen Stock Exchange is dominated by the small and medium-sized board and the GEM, the main board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange starts with 000, the GEM starts with 300, and the small and medium-sized board starts with 002.

2. Small differences in trading rules. The basic trading rules are the same, the difference is in the last 3 minutes of the market (14:57-15:00), specifically in the Shanghai market trading rules are continuous auction; **The trading rule is call auction.

3. The custody is different: the Shanghai market is a designated transaction, that is, when you set up a ** account, you must first select a ** company as the entrustment object; ** The "automatic escrow, buy everywhere, buy and sell, transfer is not limited".

Hello, I generally look at the Shanghai Composite Index.

If you hold the GEM**, of course, you have to look at the GEM index.