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What are the skills of pre-market trading rules for Hong Kong stocks?
1. What do you mean before the Hong Kong stock market closes?

The pre-market of Hong Kong stocks refers to the pre-market period of the Hong Kong stock market. During the pre-opening period, when the purchase and sale orders are accumulated for a period of time, they will be matched within the preset matching period. Orders will be matched according to the order of priority, such as order, price and time (bidding order takes precedence) and the order of final reference balance price. In the pre-market period, the trading system only accepts the input of "bid" and "bid limit". After the pre-trading session ends, any unfinished bids will be automatically cancelled before the continuous trading session begins.

2. What are the rules and skills for pre-market trading of Hong Kong stocks?

In the pre-trading of Hong Kong stocks, everyone needs to learn to stop losses first, that is to say, when buying stocks, they should guard against their own losses, because the risks in buying Hong Kong stocks are also very large, so everyone needs to know how big the losses are and sell them, so that they can continue to buy other Hong Kong stocks and start operations again. Similarly, buying Hong Kong stocks should not be too greedy. If it reaches a certain rate of return, it must be sold. The income you get is the real money you earn.

In the pre-trading of Hong Kong stocks, we should learn to speculate. First of all, it is very important to determine the trading K line. Everyone should be optimistic about the one-minute K-line and the three-minute K-line when operating. It will be difficult to grasp if you choose one of these two K lines as the basis for your own operation and cannot use it at the same time.

Second, we must learn to build positions. If you find that the K-line chart of the stock hit a new high, don't hesitate to buy decisively at this time. If you hit a new low, you should sell it decisively.

Then, learn to close positions. If it is found that the gains of Hong Kong stocks are not good and weak during the operation, you should close your position at this time, but if the gains are good, you can wait and see.

Finally, the stop loss mentioned above is the most noteworthy point in the pre-market operation skills of Hong Kong stocks. If the K-line trend is not good, it is necessary to stop the loss decisively. Remember to pay attention to the highest or lowest point of K-line when opening positions. This is your stop loss point, so the operation will be more accurate.

Third, Xiaomi fell 7% before the Hong Kong market.

July 16, according to insiders, Xiaomi (0 18 10. HK) still hopes to be included in the goal of "Hong Kong Stock Connect", while HKEx more actively stated that it will continue to maintain close communication with mainland regulators and exchanges with a view to determining the timetable for inclusion as soon as possible.

Last weekend, the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges successively issued a notice that "companies with different ownership structures will not be included in the Hong Kong Stock Connect for the time being", and Xiaomi happens to be the first listed company in Hong Kong with the same share and different rights, so whether Xiaomi can not be included in the Hong Kong Stock Connect for the time being has become a topic of public concern.

According to a number of industry insiders who are close to the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges and do not want to be named, it is still inconclusive that different rights of the same share will not be included in the Hong Kong Stock Connect, and it will take time to study.

The HKEx gave a clearer opinion on the notice of the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges. HKEx believes that companies with different voting rights structures should be included in the Hong Kong Stock Connect as soon as possible, and said that it will continue to maintain close communication with mainland regulators and exchanges with a view to determining the timetable for including companies with different voting rights structures in the Hong Kong Stock Connect as soon as possible.