What are the investment channels for domestic Hong Kong stocks, and how to buy Hong Kong stocks in t

The opening of the Hong Kong Stock Connect and what to directly go to Hong Kong to open a Hong Kong stock account and so on will not be discussed, the operability is very low, not to mention the inconvenience, and it will cost a lot of money. The best answer is one: online brokers.

As far as the two I know: Tiger** and Futu**, you can. For example, what else is Meibao Finance, I don't know much about it, so I won't talk about it.

You can directly call**to the customer service of the above two companies** to ask about the specific situation, you can ask if you can buy Hong Kong stocks**? The above is answered. And the one above is a copy and paste.

1. Don't be in a hurry to buy **, don't just want to buy the lowest price, this is unrealistic. It is also good to really pull up**You are the high price**, so it is better to buy**miss, not to be at fault, not to buy and sell blindly**, it is best to buy **familiar with the disk**.

2. If you are not familiar with it, you can simulate trading first, be familiar with the nature of stocks, it is best to follow for a day or two, familiar with the operation methods, and you can master the best points.

3. Pay attention to the necessary technical analysis, pay attention to the changes in trading volume and the language of the disk (the situation of the disk buy and sell orders).

4. Try to choose hot spots and appropriate points, so that the stock price can be out of the cost area after the same day. However, from the wishes of the participants, it is desirable to have as little as possible, and it is better to reach the limit, which is one trading day, and if T+0 trading is allowed, the goal is not to have overnight chips on that day. Of course, it is quite difficult to really do a good job of ****, and it requires investors to pay unimaginable energy.

All the gains and profits are all due to their own luck. In general, look at ability, look at eyesight, look at luck.

There are three main steps to buy Hong Kong stocks: first, choose a suitable Hong Kong stock purchase software; Second, open an account through software**; Third, make a deposit.

1. Choose the software.

There are only a few kinds of Hong Kong stock software: Xueying, Futu, Tiger, etc.

Everyone should have seen this picture, I was also "fooled" by this picture and directly chose Xue Ying**, in fact, not necessarily. I will take Tiger and Xueying as the target to analyze the Hong Kong stock fees of the two software.

There are two types of fees, one is low commission** and the other is low interest rate**. Both of these types of ** require a HK$18 fee for using the platform. Low commissions** are for users with small amounts of funds, and low interest rates** are for users with large amounts of funds.

Because if you choose Xueying's financing account, you can "overdraft to buy**", **more face value than your account balance**, which is the so-called financing ** of the platform, when you need financing or leverage, the financing interest rate of low commission is higher, the commission rate is lower, and the financing interest rate of low interest rate is lower, and the commission rate is higher. The following figure shows the platform's commission and platform usage fee charging rules, small households like me can choose low commission**:

Tiger's charging rules: the platform usage fee is 15 Hong Kong dollars + transaction commission transaction volume, and there is no commission-free amount, which is very clear and clear.

At present, it is very simple for mainland residents to open a Hong Kong stock account in Hong Kong, they only need to prepare their passports, or pass and ID card, and attach a water and electricity bill that can prove the permanent residence of the head of the household, and they can open a Hong Kong stock account in any bank or ** bank in Hong Kong. There are no restrictions on opening an account for domestic Hong Kong stocks.

There are two ways for mainland investors to buy Hong Kong stocks:

1. Mainland residents who go to Hong Kong in person can open a Hong Kong stock account in any ** company in Hong Kong, and they only need to prepare their passports, or pass and ID card, with a proof of residential address that can prove the permanent residence of the head of household.

2. Through the Hong Kong stock agency of a domestic securities firm with a subsidiary in Hong Kong, you can directly open an account in the mainland by providing your ID card and proof of residence. Proof of residential address can be used instead: utility bill, ** bill, gas bill, ** statement, insurance statement, credit card statement, etc.

The premise is that the document must be machine-typed, and it must have the customer's name and address, and it must be less than three months old. The investor fills in the basic personal information and signs in the presence of the staff of the Hong Kong subsidiary of ** company. After the investor's account opening application is approved, the Hong Kong subsidiary of the company will open a Hong Kong stock trading account and a local bank (for example:

Standard Chartered Bank) and deliver the account by SMS, email, account opening letter, etc. The entire account opening process takes about 7 to 10 working days (different brokerages will vary) to complete, and investors can use their accounts to trade Hong Kong stocks.

You can go to the ** exchange to buy it, every province has it, and you can also buy it online. For example, Alipay has this aspect**.

The process of how to trade Hong Kong stocks in the mainland is as follows:

1. Open an account with the company, and go through the relevant procedures such as the SSE or SZSE shareholder account card, capital account, online trading business, and ** trading business. Then, the online trading software specified by the company.

2. Open a current account at the bank and deposit the money in the bank through the bank-securities transfer business.

3. Transfer money from the bank to the company's capital account through the online trading system or the first trading system and other systems.

4. Buy and sell in the online trading system or **trading system**.

5. The handling fee is about 100 yuan (each ** company is different). **In the event of a downturn, it is generally free to open an account.

6. To buy, you must entrust the company to trade, so you must find a company to open an account. People who buy ** cannot go directly to the Shanghai ** exchange to buy and sell.

Method: 1. Mainland investors can use the Hong Kong Stock Connect.

To invest in Hong Kong stocks, you can also invest in Hong Kong stocks by opening a Hong Kong stock account through some ** companies, of which the Hong Kong Stock Connect requires investors to meet the conditions of 500,000 average daily assets for 20 trading days before it can be opened.

2. Investors can also buy some Hong Kong stocks related to ** and indirectly participate in Hong Kong stock trading.

Extended Information: How to do it:

1. Hong Kong Stock Connect - the most convenient channel.

At present, it is recognized that the most convenient way to directly invest in Hong Kong stocks is through the "Hong Kong Stock Connect", which is divided into Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect.

The core difference between the two is that the target constituents of the transaction are not quite the same.

Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect was launched on 17 November 2014 (including Southbound Hong Kong Stock Connect and Northbound Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect.

It was officially launched, and it has also become another communication A-share after the Hong Kong stock through train launched in 2007.

and h-share channels. The reason why Hong Kong Stock Connect is the most direct way to invest in Hong Kong stocks is because it is very convenient to open, as long as the investor's personal account.

If the assets are enough for 500,000 yuan, you must be qualified to apply for opening, and you can apply directly through the trading software of the brokerage, without going to the counter, which is very convenient.

Two: banking channels - the safest way.

Unlike the mainland, which restricts banks from engaging in mixed business operations, Hong Kong allows banks to provide ** transaction services as long as they hold the relevant ** business licenses. Therefore, many banks with branches in Hong Kong can provide Hong Kong stock trading services. Many banks in the mainland (of course, choose large or foreign banks) can apply for foreign currency cards, as long as the relevant banks hold ** business licenses in Hong Kong, the foreign currency cards issued by this bank basically have the function of ** investment transactions.

Therefore, mainland investors can directly trade Hong Kong stocks by applying for foreign currency cards and opening Hong Kong** trading functions at the same time.

3. The Hong Kong business department of the mainland securities firm.

Many mainland securities firms have set up branches in Hong Kong and hold Hong Kong's leading brokerage business.

license, so investors can handle direct trading of Hong Kong stocks through the business offices of these mainland securities firms in Hong Kong. The more common brokerages are Guotai Junan International and China Merchants**.

Hong Kong, Haitong International and GF**.

and so on, you can basically open a Hong Kong stock investment account.

Not all scumbags such as crooked brokerages can open Hong Kong stock accounts, so for investors who already have A-share accounts in the mainland, they can consult the investment manager of the brokerage that connects with them.

The advantage of trading through a brokerage is that the trading software information provided by the general brokerage is relatively complete, and it will be relatively simple for investors to conduct investment analysis.

Hong Kong stocks refer to those in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China.

Listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange**. Hong Kong stocks implement a T+0 trading system, and there is no limit on the price of all trading varieties in Hong Kong**, and there is no limit on the range of stock price fluctuations in Hong Kong stocks within a trading day, but there will be a cooling-off period. During the 5-minute cooling-off period, VCM** order filings will be made within the allowable range, and after the cooling-off period ends, the VCM** will enter normal trading without VCM restrictions.

Hong Kong's best market.

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

of the trend. 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 capitalization of the Main Board and GEM markets reached HK$4,862 billion, making it one of the world's major exchanges.

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

There are many types of derivatives in the Hong Kong market, which can be mainly divided into: index derivatives, derivatives, foreign exchange derivatives, interest rate derivatives and warrants.

and other five categories.

Hong Kong stocks refer to those listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China**.

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 is formed, and the trend of A-shares can be judged according to its situation in Hong Kong**.

The market is a place for the transfer, trading and circulation of the issued market, including the exchange market and the over-the-counter market. Since it is based on the issuance market, it is also known as the secondary market. **The structure and trading activities of the market are more complex, and its role and influence are greater than those of the issuing market (primary market).

The market is a place for issuance and trading, including two parts: the issuance market and the circulation market. The joint-stock company quickly concentrates a large amount of funds through the issuance of ** to the society to achieve large-scale operation of production; The scattered capital surpluses in society invest in joint-stock companies in line with the principle of "benefit sharing and risk sharing" to seek wealth appreciation.

It 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. **It is a long-term credit instrument in the capital market, which can be transferred, bought and sold, and shareholders can share the company's profits with it, but also bear the risk caused by the company's operating errors. Each share** represents a shareholder's ownership of a basic unit of the business.

Every public company will issue a **.

Dividends, that is, the interest of **, refers to the income distributed by the joint-stock company to shareholders according to the dividend rate from the after-tax profits of the provident fund and the community chest. Although dividends are also the return that the company distributes to shareholders, the difference between dividends and dividends is that the interest rate on dividends is fixed (especially for preferred shares), while the amount of dividends is usually indefinite, and dividends fluctuate with the amount of the company's distributable earnings each year. Therefore, some people refer to the earnings of common shares as dividends, while dividends refer specifically to the earnings of preferred shares.

Dividends are the remaining profits distributed to shareholders in proportion to their shareholdings after the dividends are paid by the listed company.

Hong Kong stocks refer to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange listed on the **, domestic investors trading Hong Kong stocks need to open a Hong Kong stock account or Hong Kong Stock Connect account, Hong Kong stock account opening has no capital requirements, as long as you bring your ID card to open in the ** company, the Hong Kong Stock Connect account is opened with a capital threshold of 500,000, and after meeting the requirements, bring your ID card to open in the ** company.

At present, Hong Kong stocks are T+0 trading, two-way trading, and there is no limit on the rise and fall, the trading time is divided into four time periods: pre-opening session, morning market, afternoon market, and closing bidding, with the pre-opening session being 9:30-10:00 and the morning market being 10:

00-12:30, lunch 14:30-16:

00, the closing auction session is 16:00-16:10.

1. Hong Kong stocks are listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. At present, Hong Kong's ** market is more mature and perfect than A-shares, and it is also more sensitive to the development and changes of the world market. 2. Many ** have also been listed on Hong Kong stocks after being listed on A-shares, and the changes in their A-shares can be judged by the changes in Hong Kong stocks.

The ** of Hong Kong stocks is 5, and the following are Hong Kong stocks ranked according to the total market capitalization, and it is easy to develop a lot of familiar **. 3. The market value of the Hong Kong market reached 4,826 billion Hong Kong dollars in 2000, ranking 11th among the world's largest exchanges. In 2018, 208 companies listed in Hong Kong, the year the Hong Kong Stock Exchange had the largest number of IPOs in the world, surpassing the New York Stock Exchange, the Nasdaq and the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Under the trend of rewriting, the market capitalization of the Hang Seng Index has reached a value of one trillion US dollars (about 40 trillion) in a few years, ranking third in the world market after the United States and China's A** market, surpassing the third place Tokyo ** exchange.