Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange are closed on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
Under normal circumstances, the trading hours of A shares are from 9: 30 to 1 1: 30 every Monday to Friday, and from 13: 00 to 15: 00 in the afternoon. Trading for 4 hours all day.
T+ 1 trading system shall be implemented, and the principle of time priority and price priority shall be followed.
(In addition to the normal opening of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets, call auction time is also open at 9:00-9:25, 65:438-65:438-05:00).
Detailed trading hours of Shenzhen and Shanghai Stock Exchanges are as follows:
1. The opening and closing hours of Shenzhen Stock Exchange are: 9: 00 am15 to 9:25 am, and call auction time is 9:30 to 1 1:30. The afternoon is from 13:00 to 15:00, which is a continuous bidding time.
2. Closed days: Trading is not allowed on Saturdays, Sundays and closed days announced by the Shanghai Stock Exchange. The market is closed on National Day. In case of irresistible factors such as natural disasters, only CSG has the right to adjust the trading time accordingly.
3. The opening and closing times of Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets are the same: the market officially opens at 9:30 am, closes at 1 1:30, and takes a lunch break 1.5 hours; Open at 0/3: 00 pm/kloc-and close at 0/5: 00 pm/kloc-.
4. Every day from 9: 15 to 9:25 is call auction time in Shanghai and Shenzhen, and from 14: 57 to 15: 00 is call auction time in Shenzhen. Trading is not allowed on Saturdays, Sundays and closed days announced by the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
Extended data:
China stock market is the stock market in People's Republic of China (PRC).
1989 was started as a pilot project, and it was established in line with the concept of stopping when it is tried, or stopping when it is not good.
Therefore, in the stock market operation before 1995, the biggest negative news is usually the news that the China stock market pilot will stop and the stock market will close.
After the "3.27 Treasury bond futures incident", the China futures market was completely rectified and cleaned up on 1995, and the China stock market became the object of support, which ushered in a real positive and entered a period of great development.
The biggest feature of China stock market is that state-owned shares and legal person shares promise not to circulate when they are listed, so only the tradable shares are traded in the market according to the share price, but the index is calculated according to the total share capital, thus forming the characteristic of "controlling more with less" in trading.
The biggest feature of China stock market is that state-owned shares and legal person shares promise not to circulate when they are listed, so only the tradable shares are traded in the market according to the share price, but the index is calculated according to the total share capital, thus forming the characteristic of "controlling more with less" in trading.
For example, before 1997, Northeast Electric and Jilin Chemical were more prominent. Because their total share capital is large and the number of shares in circulation is small, only a small amount of funds can be used to influence these two stocks, and partial control over the index can be formed.
After 200 1 year, China Securities Regulatory Commission gradually proposed to solve the problem of non-circulation of state-owned shares and revitalize state-owned assets, and successively issued some plans.
However, at the initial stage of listing and issuance, shareholders of tradable shares bought tradable shares at a super high P/E ratio, which more or less harmed the interests of shareholders of tradable shares, so the market's response to the reform of "reduction of state-owned shares" was to submit to humiliation. Later, due to market pressure, the CSRC announced the suspension of the "reduction of state-owned shares" reform.
However, in 2005, China Securities Regulatory Commission once again proposed "the reform of non-tradable shares", the essence of which is still the reduction of state-owned shares. The difference is that this reform aims at eliminating the non-tradable shares, and even the circulation of legal person shares is included, which has aroused great disapproval in the market.
The market is still divided on the reform of non-tradable shares.
Therefore, at 20 1 1, the China stock market entered a big bear market, which made it the largest bear in the world, and all the way down to the original point of 2228 points a few years ago.