What is the limit on the price of Hong Kong stocks? What is the range of rise and fall of Hong Kong

There is no limit to the rise and fall of Hong Kong stocks, and if you encounter extreme circumstances, such as major problems in listed companies, it is possible to go bankrupt in one day. However, in the case of a stable market, Hong Kong's big blue chips** generally hovered around 3%, and it is rare to see a rise or fall of more than 10%.

1. The rise and fall of Hong Kong stocks

A shares. There is a 10% limit on the rise and fall, but there is no limit on the rise and fall of Hong Kong stocks, and if there is an extreme situation, such as a major problem in a listed company, it is also possible to go bankrupt in one day. However, in the case of a stable market, Hong Kong's big blue chips** generally hovered around 3%, and it is rare to see a rise or fall of more than 10%.

Hong Kong stocks do not set limits on the rise and fall, everything is determined by the market, because the Hong Kong market has a good information disclosure system, the probability of Hong Kong stocks soaring is not large. However, the warrants and options of Hong Kong stocks can have the opportunity to rise and fall more than ten times in one day, so we should pay attention to controlling risks.

2. Hong Kong stocks

Hong Kong stocks refer to those listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange**. Hong Kong's best market.

More mature and rational than the domestic one, it is sensitive to the world's best response. If the domestic ** is listed in China and Hong Kong at the same time, it will be formed"a+h"model, you can judge the trend of A-shares according to its situation in Hong Kong**.

The main components of the Hong Kong market are the market, and there is the Main Board Market and the Growth Enterprise Market (GEM).

Points. By the end of 2000, the combined market capitalisation of the Main Board and GEM markets reached HK$4,862 billion.

On the world's major ** exchanges.

It ranks 11th in the middle and second in Asia.

Derivatives in the Hong Kong market.

There are many types, which can be mainly divided into: index derivatives, derivatives, foreign exchange derivatives, interest rate derivatives, and warrants.

and other five categories. Almost all of those incorporated in Hong Kong are open-ended.

For investors, they can get their funds back at any time, and they are highly liquid, which is especially attractive to overseas investors. According to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Hong Kong's bond market is divided into two categories: the Hong Kong dollar bond market and the foreign currency bond market issued and traded in Hong Kong. Among them, the Hong Kong dollar bond market is dominated by foreign exchange ** bonds, bond issuance plan bonds, and dragon bonds are the most representative in the foreign currency bond market.

Relying on the rapid economic development of the Mainland, Hong Kong has become the fastest-growing international financial centre in Asia. HKEX has grown rapidly and continues to improve its ranking as a global exchange.

Hello, there is no limit on the price limit of Hong Kong stocks, and it is completely regulated by the market's own adjustment ability. So its ** volatility is quite large, it may rise several times a day, and it may fall by 80%, or 90% or even more in a day.

Is there a limit to the rise and fall of Hong Kong stocks?

Hong Kong stocks are different from A shares, it has no limit on the rise and fall, but there is a cooling-off period system, that is, within the continuous trading period, the stock price will be limited to 10% of the last trading price 5 minutes ago, and the limit of derivatives is 5%, beyond the ** range, a 5-minute cooling-off period will be triggered, and trading can still be continued during the cooling-off period, and the volatility is limited to 10%, and it will return to normal after the 5-minute cooling-off period.

In addition, Hong Kong stocks can also be traded in both directions, that is, they can be long or short, and the T+0 trading method is implemented.

There is no limit on the price of Hong Kong stocks. Generally, Hong Kong stocks rise and fall by more than 30% will remind everyone to pay attention to the risk on the announcement column of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, but it will not limit its suspension, the day Huiyuan was acquired The day the news was released, it rose 167%, and the corresponding warrants rose 16400%, this is its charm, don't worry about the rise and fall and let you not be able to trade.

All trading varieties on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange do not set price limits, and the common ** methods are limit orders and market orders, the former is to the specific ** specified by the trader, and the latter is the best ** transaction in the market at that time. In addition, if investors are afraid that the stock price will develop in an unfavorable direction after investing**, they can set up a stop-loss order in advance on the same day to protect profits.

Minimum trade spread.

All ** except bonds are different with the range of ** (HKD) and the spread of the smallest unit is also different (HKD unit): HKD).

Range: Minimum unit spread.

Range: Minimum unit spread.

Range: Minimum unit spread.

Range: Minimum unit spread.

Range: Minimum unit spread.

Range: Minimum unit spread.

Range: Minimum unit spread.

Range: Minimum unit spread.

Hong Kong stock trading rules.

Transaction fees. Brokerage Commission: The commission level is agreed between the investor and the ** company (bank), but the HKEX sets that the commission for each transaction should not be less than the transaction amount, depending on the specific regulations of each ** company.

Stamp Duty: The stamp duty rate payable by both parties to each share transaction is.

Transaction Levy: The unilateral fee rate of the HKEX trading fee is based on the transaction amount, and the SFC's share of the transaction levy is. The Financial Secretary collects a transaction fee, which will be transferred to a new compensation** up to HK$1 billion.

Trading unit of Hong Kong stocks.

Trades on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange** are generally conducted in full trading units ("lot" of the designated number of shares in each **) or multiples thereof. Odd lots** are usually different from the buying and selling price of "one lot" (odd lots are usually sold at a discount).

Unlike A shares, Hong Kong stocks have 500, 1000, and 2000 shares in one lot, depending on **.

Hong Kong** Market Investment Varieties Information (2).

**Linked notes are a structured product that is marketed to investors who want to earn a higher interest rate than a regular time deposit and are willing to accept the risk that they may end up charging only** or losing some or all of their principal.

When purchasing ** linked notes, investors have indirectly sold options on the underlying stock. If the underlying asset** moves as the investor expects, the investor will earn a predetermined return that comes primarily from the premium received from the written option. If the change is contrary to the investor's view, you may lose some or all of your principal, or you may receive only a small amount of the underlying stock in value than you invested.

On each trading day, the share price of a single ordinary** (except for special circumstances such as the first day of listing, resumption of trading) shall not rise or fall by more than 10% compared with the ** price of the previous trading day; ** starting with ST, the increase and decrease shall not exceed 5%; On the first day of listing, the maximum increase is limited to 44%.

Stock is a part of the ownership of the joint-stock company, and it is also a certificate of ownership issued by the joint-stock company to each owner as a shareholding certificate in order to raise funds and obtain dividends and bonuses. Each share** represents a shareholder's ownership of a basic unit of the business. Every public company will issue a **.

Each copy of the same category** represents equal ownership of the company. The size of the ownership share of the company owned by each owner depends on the proportion of the number of shares held by the owner in the total share capital of the company. ** It is a component of the capital of a joint-stock company, which can be transferred, bought and sold, and is the main long-term credit instrument in the capital market, but the company cannot be required to return its capital contribution.

**is a kind of valuable**, is a joint-stock company to raise capital issued to the investor of the share certificate, on behalf of its holder (that is, shareholders) ownership of the joint-stock company, the purchase of ** is also a part of the purchase of the company's business, can grow and develop together with the enterprise.

The price limit refers to the ** transaction of the day ** in order to curb excessive speculation and prevent excessive spikes in the market** in the daily trading.

The magnitude of the fluctuation of the ** price on the previous trading day. The highest limit price that rises to this limit is the upper limit, and the lowest price up to this limit is the down limit.

The rise and fall of **** compared with the previous trading day during the trading hours of the day shall not exceed 10%, and the rise and fall of ST** and the ** of the uncompleted share division reform shall be limited to 5%.

The price of ordinary A-shares (excluding ST, *ST, ChiNext and STAR Market**) is limited to 10% of the previous trading day** price.

The price increase and decrease under the auction trading method of the selected layer** are as follows:

1. The limit ratio of rise and fall is 30%.

2. In any of the following circumstances, the ** rise and fall limit will not be implemented on the same day:

1)**The first day of the transaction by continuous auction transaction;

2) After the National Equities Exchange and Quotations Company makes the decision to terminate the listing, the first day of trading during the resumption of trading;

3) Other circumstances stipulated by the National Equities Exchange and Quotations Corporation.

Under the innovative layer and the basic layer** call auction trading method, the rise and fall are stipulated as follows:

1. The decline limit ratio is 50%, and the increase limit ratio is 100%.

2. In any of the following circumstances, the ** rise and fall limit will not be implemented on the same day:

1) The first day of transaction without the previous price**;

2) After the National Equities Exchange and Quotations Company makes the decision to terminate the listing, the first day of trading during the resumption of trading;

3) Other circumstances stipulated by the National Equities Exchange and Quotations Corporation.

There is no limit on the rise and fall of Hong Kong stocks, and you can sell on the same day, perhaps many people will think that Hong Kong is easier to mix, but in fact, there are still many risks that Hong Kong stocks have not seen.

First of all, there is a gap between the trading days of Shanghai and Hong Kong, simply put, only the transactions that are trading days in both places and can meet the settlement arrangements can be regarded as Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect.

What about a normal trading day. Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve or Chinese New Year's Eve are the normal trading hours of Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect, with only half-day trading and non-settlement days.

As there is a big gap between the trading rules of Hong Kong** and A-shares, mainland investors may face some risks. Before investing in Hong Kong stocks, investors need to be mentally prepared for the following points:

There is no particularly fixed value, because there is no way to control the rise and fall of the range, and there is no way to control the human factor.

**The range of rise and fall will not exceed 10%, which is also the CSRC in order to ensure some of the returns of shareholders, so there will be such a regulation.

Some ** are limited to 10%, and some ** are limited to 20%, which is directly related to the type of **, and it will also change with the specific situation.