Memorabilia of the Hang Seng Index, what does the Hang Seng Index mean

<><1.1969: The Hang Seng Index was created with only 33 stocks at first**.

2.1985: The Hang Seng Index was expanded to 38**.

3.1993: The Hang Seng Index expanded again to 38**.

4.2000: The Hang Seng Index expanded to 33**.

5.2006: The Hang Seng Index expanded to 42**.

6.2007: The Hang Seng Index expanded again to 49**.

7.2008: The Hang Seng Index was restructured to include 45**.

8.2012: The Hang Seng Index was restructured again to include 50**.

9.2017: Hang Seng Index launched the Red Chip Connect Index, referred to as the Red Chip Industry Index.

10.2020: The Hang Seng Index continued to expand to include 58**.

The Hang Seng Index is an important indicator of Hong Kong****, the index is calculated by the market value of a number of constituent stocks (i.e. blue chip stocks), representing 63% of the 12-month average market capitalization coverage of all listed companies on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

The Hang Seng Index is based on the weighted average of the 50 largest listed companies in the Hong Kong market.

It reflects the most influential stock price index of Hong Kong's ** price range, which is compiled by Hang Seng Index Service, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hong Kong Hang Seng Bank. At present, domestic investors who want to invest in the Hang Seng Index can open a Hong Kong stock account or a Hong Kong Stock Connect account, and there is no asset requirement for the opening of a Hong Kong stock account, and the Hong Kong Stock Connect account has a capital requirement of 500,000.

Exchanges

Shanghai ** Exchange.

It was established on November 26, 1990 and opened for business on December 19 of the same year, under the supervision and management of the China Securities Regulatory Commission. Shanghai ** Exchange has been committed to creating a transparent, open, safe and efficient market environment. Shenzhen ** Exchange.

Founded on December 1, 1990, it is a national capital market approved by the first country. The Shenzhen ** Exchange is rooted in China's reform and opening up.

Serving the national economic development strategy, we have been committed to building the world's most dynamic capital market platform. The **** of the Shanghai ** Exchange all start with the number 6, and at present, except for 688, it is the GEM.

In addition, the rest are on the main board, and the market capitalization of listed companies that can be listed on the main board is very large. There are three kinds of **** of the Shenzhen ** Exchange, of which the number begins with the main board of the Shenzhen **Exchange**, the number 002 begins with the small and medium-sized board of the Shenzhen **Exchange**, and the number begins with 300 is the GEM**, so relatively speaking, the number of small and medium-sized listed companies is very large. When an investor opens an account in the company, there will be two different shareholders in the Shanghai Exchange and the Shenzhen Exchange.

The Science and Technology Innovation Board of the Shanghai ** Stock Exchange.

and the GEM of the Shenzhen ** Exchange are required for investors to meet the corresponding conditions before they can be opened. Beijing ** Exchange.

Founded on September 3, 2021, it is the first company-based exchange in China approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission. It is to continue to support the innovation and development of small and medium-sized enterprises, deepen the first-class reform, and create the main position of serving innovative small and medium-sized enterprises.

To put it bluntly, an index is a reference number compiled by an exchange or financial service institution that indicates changes in the market.

How can we intuitively know the current ups and downs of the ** ticket market? By looking at the exponent, you can.

1. What are the common indices in China?

There are five categories of indexes: size index, industry index, thematic index, style index and strategy index.

Among them, the most common is the scale index, just like the widely known "CSI 300" index, which means that there are 300 large enterprises in the world that have good representation and liquidity in the Shanghai market, and the overall situation of active trading.

Of course, the "SSE 50" index is also a scale index, which can convey the overall situation of the 50 ** stocks with good representativeness, large scale and good liquidity in the Shanghai market.

The Hang Seng Index is calculated from the market capitalization of several constituent stocks, which can be used to measure the Hong Kong** market, and it is calculated and compiled by the Hang Seng Index**, a subsidiary of Hang Seng Bank.

The Hang Seng Index is an important indicator of Hong Kong****, the index is calculated by the market value of a number of constituent stocks (i.e. blue chip stocks), representing 63% of the 12-month average market capitalization coverage of all listed companies on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

The more well-known investment market in China includes the Hang Seng Index, which is compiled by the Hang Seng Index Services Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hong Kong's Hang Seng Bank, and its collection sample is 50 listed companies in Hong Kong** as a sample of constituent stocks, with its issuance as the weighted average stock price index, through which it can have a good understanding of the trend of Hong Kong**. Hang Seng Index trading has the following trading rules:

Trading rule 1: The trading time is relatively long, and the specific trading time is 9:15 to 12 o'clock in the morning, 13:16:30 in the afternoon, and 17:15 to 23:45, but it should be noted that the position is closed about 2 minutes before **, and it is not possible to open a position.

Trading rule 2: The margin trading mode adopted requires a small amount of margin to be paid according to the requirements of the investment platform, and then the leverage ratio can be used to amplify the investment capital, so that the successful investment can earn the difference income of the entire contract.

Trading rule three: bilateral trading mechanism, investing in the Hang Seng Index adopts a bilateral trading mechanism, when the **** can buy up, when the **** can buy down, you can sell ****** low first, you can also sell low ****, no matter how the market is going, there is always room for profit.

Trading rule 4: Instant trading mechanism, investors can sell on the same day, no need to hold positions overnight, you can see the investment income on the same day, the risk is relatively lower, and the probability is lower.

Trading rule five: There is no limit to the rise and fall, **can be unlimited** or unlimited**, investors can have a greater **difference space, and the successful return on investment is relatively richer.

For domestic investors, if they want to trade the Hang Seng Index, most of the methods are through ETF, ** and Contract for Difference (CFD) trading, the first two products have a relatively high trading threshold, how to not have enough funds Hu Ran investors can choose the Hang Seng Index CFD trading, for example: DOO Prime DP Capital provides Hang Seng Index CFD trading, the platform's Hang Seng Index CFD trading** is HK50, Interested investors can first go to the platform to open a demo account to practice trading.

Since the index is compiled and managed by the Hang Seng Index **** (or HSI Services Company), it makes sense to name it the Hang Seng Index.

The company is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hang Seng Bank, and the majority shareholder of Hang Seng is HSBC, so in theory, HSBC can change its name. However, the retention of the name of Hang Seng Bank was one of the conditions of the acquisition that year, and there was no need for HSBC to change the name or merge Hang Seng Bank and its subsidiaries in this way (unless the major shareholders of Hang Seng consider that the merger would have better synergies in the future, or the major Chinese shareholders voluntarily transfer their shareholdings to HSBC).

The following webpage information provides a concise explanation of HSI and links are attached, with minor modifications, as follows

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The Hang Seng Index was launched on 24 November 1969 and is the oldest index in the Hong Kong market. For many years, the HSI consisted of only 33 constituent stocks (the limit was changed last year), accounting for about 70% of the market capitalisation (excluding H-shares) of the Main Board of Hong Kong, China, and is the most representative index in the Hong Kong market. Since 1985, the index has consisted of 4 industry sub-indexes:

i.e. finance, utilities, real estate, and commerce and industry. Since 2001, the 33 votes have been divided into 9 sub-sectors according to the Hang Seng ** industry classification. There are no mechanical selection criteria for HSI constituents, but the basic requirements for being selected as HSI constituents:

Listed for more than 24 months other than the market capitalization ranking of at least 90% in the last 12 months** and not less than 90% in the last 24 months**, it cannot be a foreign company or a secondary listed company in Hong Kong, China (so large H-shares have also been excluded from the constituent stocks of the HSI for many years). However, the selected companies are generally companies with large market capitalization and trading volume (generally more than HK$10 billion), industry representativeness and good financial status, and the index is calculated on the weighted average of all market capitalizations of the indexed**, with a benchmark of 100 points as of July 31, 1964. Constituents are roughly adjusted quarterly.

The adjustment will be made on the first Friday of March, June, September and December of each year**, and will take effect on the next trading day. Generally, the adjustment information will be released about a month in advance.

HSI, the Hang Seng Index is developed by Hang Seng Indexes Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hang Seng Bank, and is not affiliated with HSBC; Because Hang Seng is a local bank and HSBC is a multinational bank, the original name can still be used after the acquisition, which is one of the conditions for the acquisition, so all Hang Seng businesses do not need to change their names. ,

The Hang Seng Index is one of the most influential indices reflecting the trend of Hong Kong, and it is also an important indicator of Hong Kong. The Hang Seng Index refers to the Hang Seng Index**, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hang Seng Bank of Hong Kong, which is a weighted average stock price index with a sample of 50 listed companies in the Hong Kong market** and weighted by its issuance. The Hang Seng Index was first offered on 24 November 1969 with a base period of 100 on 31 July 1964.

The Hang Seng Jujube Index is 63% of the 12-month average market capitalisation coverage of all listed companies on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, and is calculated and reviewed on a quarterly basis by the Hang Seng Index**, a subsidiary of Hang Seng Bank, and constituent stock adjustments are announced.

The constituent stocks of the Hang Seng Index are broadly market-represented, with a total market capitalization of approximately 90% of the total capitalization of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. In order to better reflect the trend of various types of ** in the market, Heng Shan Rock Raw Index has released four sub-indices since 1985, and 33 constituent stocks have been included in the four major categories of indices of industry and commerce, finance, real estate and public utilities.

The Hang Seng Index, compiled by Hang Seng Index Services, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hang Seng Bank in Hong Kong, is a weighted average stock price index with 33 representative listed companies in the Hong Kong market as the constituent stock sample and its issuance as the weight, which is the most influential stock price index reflecting the trend of Hong Kong's largest movement.

Let's talk about the relevant knowledge of the ** index in detail.

Index, to put it simply, is a reference number compiled by an exchange or financial services institution that indicates changes in the market.

Through the index, we can intuitively see the rise and fall of the current ** ticket market.

**The principle of the arrangement of the index is more complicated, I won't explain too much, click the link below to teach you to quickly understand the index: the basic knowledge of the novice Xiaobai.

1. What are the common indices in China?

The method and nature of the index is a basis for classification, and the index can be divided into these five types: scale index, industry index, thematic index, style index and strategy index.

Among them, the most seen is the scale index, for example, the "CSI 300" index, which is very clear to everyone, which illustrates the overall situation of 300 large enterprises that are actively traded in the Shanghai market and are very representative and liquid.

Thirdly, the nature of the "SSE 50" index is also a scale index, and its specific role is to be able to express the overall situation of the 50 ** stocks in the Shanghai ** market with good representativeness, large scale and good liquidity.

The industry index actually represents the overall situation of a certain industry. For example, the essence of "CSI 300 Pharmaceutical" is an industry index, which is composed of 17 pharmaceutical and health industry ** in the sample stocks of CSI 300 Index, and also reflects the overall performance of companies in this industry.

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

After the introduction of the previous article, you can know that the index is actually the selection of the representative ** in the market, so according to the index, we can quickly know the overall rise and fall of the market, so we can also have a general understanding of the market heat, and even the future trend of **. 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.