Classification of Hong Kong stocks: blue chips, red chips, H shares and fairy shares.

Derivatives: turbines (warrants), options, bull and bear certificates, futures.

Suggestions for domestic investors: First of all, Hong Kong people like to buy and sell blue-chip stocks, and they often pay attention to the credit and strength of enterprises when choosing stocks. You won't choose the price level, so you will see that many fairy shares are not traded all day. It is suggested that contrary to China, people in China prefer to buy fairy shares. My reminder here is to avoid penny stocks.

Then pay attention to the Chinese stocks, that is, domestic enterprises that have risen in the past. Of course, the main board is listed, and the Hong Kong Creative Edition code is 08***. After all, China Stock Exchange is close to our domestic image.

The key point of choosing turbine and bull-bear certificate is to look at the volume. If there is no turnover, it is difficult for you to sell it, which is equivalent to waiting for death. Next, try to stay overnight as little as possible.

For Hang Seng Index futures, follow up your own costs. My suggestion is to earn more if you earn less, not counting your own costs. If you earn, leave, and don't be greedy. The biggest feature of Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong is that it varies a lot between 10-20, so if you can grasp it, you can do it between 10-20.

Hehe, I hope I can give you some reference.