1. The valuation of Hong Kong stocks is relatively low

Many people know that when Buffett buys Chinese stocks, he always buys Hong Kong stocks instead of A shares because Hong Kong stocks are cheap and have investment value. A shares and Hong Kong shares of the same company have equal pay, but the price of Hong Kong shares (H shares) of most companies is lower than that of A shares, for example:

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2. Flexible trading mechanism

For example, the T+0 trading mechanism will not be like A-shares because the stocks purchased cannot be traded on the same day. Selling is stuck; two-way operation, you can make money by going long when it goes up, and you can also make money by going short when it goes down. Unlike A-shares, you can only lose money when the market falls; rich investment tools. Not only can stocks be bought and sold, but short-term experts can also use CBBCs and warrants to amplify profits. The comparison of trading rules between Hong Kong stocks and A-shares is as follows:

3. Long-short comparison data

A-shares can only be long, not short, so it is very difficult to judge the main trends.

Hong Kong stock futures and options can be shorted. At the same time, direct long-short comparison data is provided to facilitate grasping the direction of the market.

Attachment: Comparison of common terms between Hong Kong stocks and A-shares

4. There are many high-quality stocks currently only listed on H-shares

For example: BYD (002594) shares, Tencent Holdings, Alibaba, China National Offshore Oil Corporation, CITIC Pacific, China Telecom, China Mobile, etc. have not yet returned to A shares. If you buy H shares early, you will make money when the price rises when the return comes; if the price rises after the return, If you go up and buy again, it is very likely that PetroChina will be stuck at 48 yuan in 2007.

5. Trading hours

10:00-12:30 am

2:30-4:00 pm

BYD at the same time Listed in China and Hong Kong (HK), there is a distinction between A shares and H shares. The two markets are different and the trading mechanisms are also different. A shares are T+1, while H shares are T+0.

It depends on which market you are more familiar with!