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Subject: This question, as a ten-year old shareholder, let me follow: the following is a sharing directory of ** basic knowledge of investment entry.
1. **Basic terms that must be understood 2. A shares, B shares, H shares, ST shares, blue chips, red chips, and ordinary shares.
3. Calculation of the risks and returns of the investment.
Fourth, the volume and turnover rate of detailed explanation.
5. Calculation of handling fees in the process of buying and selling.
6. The meaning of the white and yellow lines on the tick chart.
7. Basic knowledge** from which four aspects to study high-performing stocks.
8. What is **.
9. Basic Concepts.
10. What is the face value and market value of **.
Ten. 1. What are preferred shares, common shares, and post-allotment shares.
Ten. 2. What are ST shares and PT shares?
Ten. 3. Introduction to the Shanghai Composite Index.
Ten. Fourth, the noun terms below began to enter the topic: first, the basic terms that must be understood, maybe you will often see some**cattle people updated every day**, the various terms used you are confused, in this way, even if you are good and accurate stock reviews you can't understand, which means that this information will have nothing to do with you, so as a novice, you must follow the local customs to understand some basic **terms, in order to have a better communication. The following is a comprehensive explanation of some basic terms.
Fundamentals: Fundamentals include the macroeconomic situation and the basic situation of listed companies. The macroeconomic operation situation reflects the overall operating performance of listed companies, and also determines the background for the further development of listed companies, so the macro economy has a close relationship with listed companies and the corresponding enterprises.
The fundamentals of a listed company include financial status, profitability, and market.
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If purely from the perspective of knowledge, one or two years is enough, but if you want to learn to observe the market and predict the market through the Pixiu financial community, there is no overall planning in time.
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1. Definition of Hong Kong stocks: refers to those listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
2. **Market components: main board market and GEM market.
3. **Type: blue chips, state-owned enterprise stocks, red chips.
Blue chips: Blue chips refer to early-selling constituent stocks of the Hang Seng Index. The general characteristic of this type of shares is that they are representative of the industry and circulating.
High volume, good financial position, stable earnings and fixed dividends.
State-owned enterprise stocks: refers to state-owned enterprises in Chinese mainland that have been approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission to list in Hong Kong. It can also be referred to as H-shares, which refers to state-owned enterprise stocks listed in Hong Kong.
Red chips: refers to the shares of listed companies listed in Hong Kong, but which are directly controlled by Chinese enterprises or hold more than 3/30% of the shares.
4. ****: composed of five digits (e.g., 00001 Cheung Kong Industrial), GEM**: 8 at the beginning.
5. Hong Kong stock trading days: trading from Monday to Friday, and the market is closed on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays (Hong Kong holidays).
Call Auction] 9:00-9:30
Continuous bidding] 9:30-12:00, 13:00-16:00
Closing Auction] 16:00-16:10
Grey market trading] 16:15-18:30
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1. Hong Kong stocks have three advantages over A-shares:
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