How to play Hong Kong stock ETFs? What are the ETFs that chase Hong Kong stocks?

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A Hong Kong stock ETF is an exchange-traded index (ETF) that is based on a Hong Kong** market index.

Features: First of all, the underlying index is the Hong Kong ** market index, which implements passive investment. The underlying indices of ETFs listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange are all domestic ** indexes, and Hong Kong stock ETFs are the first batch of ETF products with overseas ** indices as the underlying index.

For example, ChinaAMC Hang Seng ETF is being offered, and its underlying index is the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index.

Secondly, Hong Kong stock ETFs are subscribed, subscribed, redeemed and traded in RMB in China, and the subscription and subscription funds are converted by the ** manager and invested in the Hong Kong ** market.

Third, Hong Kong stock ETF shares are listed and traded on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, and the trading method is the same as that of other listings**.

Fourth, the subscription and redemption of Hong Kong stock ETFs are replaced by full cash. Since domestic investors cannot directly hold Hong Kong stocks, the subscription and redemption of Hong Kong stock ETFs adopts the method of full cash substitution, and the manager buys and sells the corresponding portfolio on behalf of investors in the Hong Kong market, and the trading costs are borne by investors.

In addition, in order to facilitate investors who hold foreign exchange to invest in Hong Kong stock ETFs, the Hang Seng ETF Connect** has opened the subscription and subscription of both RMB and USD at the same time.

After the listing of Hong Kong stock ETFs, investors can entrust ** companies to buy and sell ETF shares during trading hours, and trade them at the matching price of the trading system. The trading day of a Hong Kong stock ETF is the trading day of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, and the trading hours are the trading hours of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. In the event of a temporary suspension of trading on the HKEx** the Manager may apply to the SZSE for suspension of trading in the HK stock ETF.

The listing and trading of Hong Kong stock ETFs are denominated in RMB, and the minimum change unit of the application is RMB, the minimum ** unit is 100 ** shares (i.e. "1 lot"), and the minimum selling unit is 1 ** share; At the same time, the relevant rules of block trading can be applied. ETF trading is subject to a price limit of 10%, which will be implemented from the first day of listing.

There are three ETFs listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange that track the Hong Kong ** market. ChinaAMC Hang Seng ETF, CSOP Hang Seng ETF, ChinaAMC Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect Hang Seng ETF.

Hong Kong's market is more mature and rational than the mainland's, and it is sensitive to the world's market. If the mainland's ** is listed in the mainland and Hong Kong at the same time, the "A+H" model can be formed, and the trend of A-shares can be judged according to its situation in Hong Kong**.

The history of Hong Kong** trading can be traced back to 1866, but it was not until 1891 when the Hong Kong Brokers Association was established that Hong Kong established its first official ** market. Between 1969 and 1972, Hong Kong established the Far East Exchange, the Gold and Silver Exchange, the Kowloon Exchange, and the original Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

Development of Hong Kong stocks:

The Hong Kong market is very lively, and the southbound funds have entered the market with a scale of 10 billion yuan for many days, and the leading Hong Kong stock market has also become an important group target for many people. From the perspective of overseas business layout, Chinese securities firms have continued to give full play to their advantages in the Hong Kong market in recent years, winning many IPOs or mergers and acquisitions in Hong Kong, and their competitiveness has continued to rise.

According to a number of business sources related to the Hong Kong subsidiaries of brokerages, long before this wave of Hong Kong stock boom, leading brokerages have already laid out international business in advance and have taken deep roots, forming a certain brand effect. At the same time, each brokerage company also carries out "specialized" business development in the Hong Kong market according to the differences in resource conditions and capabilities, and has different playing methods and strategies.

At present, there are four ETFs tracking the Hong Kong ** market listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.

ChinaAMC Hang Seng ETF

CSOP Hang Seng ETF

ChinaAMC Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect Hang Seng ETF, these three track the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index.

E Fund Hang Seng H-share ETF

This tracks Hong Kong's Hang Seng China Enterprises Index, an important index that tracks H-shares listed on mainland companies in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong stock ETF is a listed and traded index that tracks and invests in Hong Kong stock index**, which is one of the index** types and a special category of QDII. Hong Kong stock ETFs are characterized by convenient trading, high liquidity of funds, and the transaction fee rate is the same as the ** transaction rate (the regulations of ** companies in different places).

ETF stands for ETF exchange-traded open-ended index, which not only has the function of an ordinary index, that is, a basket to diversify risk, but also can be traded on the floor like a market, and it is more efficient to sell.

ETFs have grown rapidly in recent years. In the past, many of my friends bought underlying stocks when they started investing, but in recent years, everyone's attention to ETFs has increased rapidly. In fact, for the global market, ETFs, as an investment tool, are developing rapidly.

Not only for individual investors, ETFs are also an important part of the investment portfolio for institutional investors. We can see the size of the entire ETF market management, which is now almost $5 trillion. Relatively speaking, Europe and the United States account for the largest share of the market, with AUM accounting for almost 74%.

However, the Asia-Pacific share is still relatively small, almost 3%.

It can be seen from the top 10 ETFs in the Hong Kong market that 4 ETFs, including China Cloud Computing and China Biotech (China Biotechnology), have recorded the top four. According to the big data capture of Eddid Onestop's back-end data, its China Cloud Computing Component Index includes Meituan Dianping-B ( and Kingdee International (, while China Biotech Bao Yuanyu contains China Biopharmaceutical (Innovent Biologics-B(, and its related constituent stocks are stronger than the ** trend, which shows that the technology and biological sectors are the primary considerations in the process of capital allocation.

In addition, the fifth gainer is the southern double bearish ETF used to short hedge risks, and at the same time, at the moment of monetary easing and market volatility, the related ETF has also come out of the trend of being stronger than the first.

As one of the fastest-growing investment products in recent years, ETFs can be bought and sold during trading hours, and buying and selling Brother Lu ETF is actually equivalent to buying and selling the corresponding constituent indices contained in the ETF varieties. Now as long as one Eddar, you can easily invest in Hong Kong and U.S. stocks, global **, and can also buy and sell ETFs.

For example, CSOP Hang Seng Technology, and then it also includes China Cloud Computing, China Biologics, and then China Biopharmaceuticals, as well as Innovent Biologics, etc.

CSOP Hengzhao Quarrel Vertical Technology, Huaxia Hang Seng Technology, CSOP A50, ISHARES A50, China CSI 300, and ISHARES Asia Emerging are all well-known ETFs. Touching the rent.

Yes, this investment tool is indeed very good, and it is also a more reassuring tool, ** can be worried that the other party will invest in this tomb worker cherry tree, it is still more reliable.

Yes, buying ETFs can avoid the defect of insufficient ability to pick stocks early. The ETF includes most of the companies in the industry, so its gains are unlikely to be as strong as the leading stocks in the industry, and of course it will not be too fierce at the time.

It is the best investment tool because this tool is favored by many people, and it is relatively safe.

ETF** is divided into on-site buy and over-the-counter buy, of which on-site purchase, the same as buying**, enter ** in the trading interface**, purchase quantity, purchase **carry out**, and OTC ETF** purchase, OTC is also purchased on the brokerage software, and many have to be exchanged, it should be noted that investors buy before 15:00, their purchase order is submitted on the same day, and the share is confirmed on the next trading day, and after 15:00 purchase, the next trading day is submitted **single, The next trading day will confirm the share.

At the same time, when trading ETFs**, investors can carry out arbitrage operations based on the spread between the ETF** and the OTC market. When the ETF** in the market is greater than the net value, that is, when the ETF** is premium, investors can take a basket from the secondary market, and then convert it into ETF** shares according to the net value in the primary market, and then sell the ETF** in the secondary market to complete the arbitrage; When the ETF** in the market is less than the net value, that is, when the ETF** is discounted, investors can sell the ETF** shares at a low price in the secondary market, and then redeem the shares according to the net value in the primary market, and then sell them in the secondary market to complete the arbitrage.

Extended Information] I. Basic Concepts.

Exchange-traded open-ended indexes, also known as exchange-traded indexes, or ETFs for short, are open-ended stocks that are listed and traded on an exchange. It combines the operation characteristics of closed-end and open-ended, investors can not only subscribe or redeem shares from the management company, but also buy and sell ETF shares according to the market in the secondary market, which has the characteristics of subscription and redemption, listing and trading.

2. Classification.

According to different investment methods, ETFs can be divided into index** and actively managed**, and the vast majority of foreign ETFs are index**. At present, the ETFs launched in China are also indexes**. ETF index represents the ownership of a basket of shares, which refers to an index that is traded on an exchange like an index, and its net value of trading and shares is basically the same as that of the index being tracked.

Therefore, when an investor buys and sells an ETF, he or she buys and sells the index it tracks, and can obtain returns that are essentially the same as that of the index. It usually adopts a completely passive management method, with the goal of fitting a certain index, and has the characteristics of both ** and **.

Hong Kong stock ETFs** are:

qdii**。

Typical representatives include Huabao Oil & Gas (162411), S&P 500513500) and Hong Kong Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (501021); Typical representatives of the on-exchange group fraud ETF are Huabao Tianyi (511990), Yinhua Rili Stool Wei (511880), and Jianxin Tianyi (511660).

QD** refers to a type of investment made by domestic investors in overseas capital markets. At present, China's QDII mainly invests in the United States and Hong Kong, typical representatives of Huabao Oil and Gas (162411), S&P 500 (513500) and Hong Kong small and medium-sized (501021).

Exchange Currency ETFsExchange Currency ETFs refer to currencies that can be traded**.

Compared with ordinary currencies**, typical representatives of on-exchange currency ETFs include Huabao Tianyi (511990), Yinhua Rili (511880), Jianxin Tianyi (511660), etc.

ETFs refer to indexes that invest in.

It is the volatility of the spot that is tracked.

He refers to a bunch of companies that package you together to diversify risks, you don't need to choose stocks, people help you choose**is also input**and buy**There is one**, and after input, you can**, for example, SSE 50, CSI 300, these things.

**Medium ETF refers to the market**, the most classic is the SSE 50, Lushen 300, CSI 500 and other indexes**, easy to trade, no stamp duty! For example, SSE 50, **510050, in layman's terms, is all listed companies on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, the top 50 most active trading targets, now packaged transactions, called SSE 50, ** is 510050, no stamp duty when trading, many brokerages do not have a minimum of 5 yuan consumption a provision, active trading, not controlled by the bookmaker, other Lushen 300 is similar, do ** for a long time to slowly understand these, there is not so advanced things, the main difficulty to make a profit!

ETF is an exchange-traded open-ended index**, and in **ETF is an index investment product, such as the SSE 50 ETF, which is an open-ended index that tracks the SSE 50 index and can be listed on the exchange**. This type of ** is traded on ** exchange.