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What is small Hang Seng Index Futures? Is the Hang Seng Index still divided into sizes?
The Hang Seng Index is an indicator of the changes of blue-chip stocks in Hong Kong and a widely watched index in Asia. The Hong Kong Futures Exchange launched the Hang Seng Index futures contract, 1986, also known as Hang Seng Index, in May. After the launch of Hang Seng Index, it was favored by investors. Subsequently, on June 9, 2000, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange launched a small Hang Seng Index futures contract, also known as the small Hang Seng Index.

Today, Ade Securities Futures will explain to you what small Hang Seng Index futures are.

1, the price difference between small HSI futures and large HSI futures

Small Hang Seng Index futures, like large Hang Seng Index futures, all take Hang Seng Index as the trading target, and the trend is the same. For some retail investors who don't want to take too much risks and need hedging, small Hang Seng Index futures are more suitable hedging tools.

The main difference between small Hang Seng Index futures and large Hang Seng Index futures lies in the contract value. Large Hang Seng Index Futures 1 point 50 HK dollars, small Hang Seng Index Futures 1 point 10 HK dollars. Under the same trend, the small Hang Seng Index futures fluctuated 10 HK dollars, and the big Hang Seng Index futures fluctuated 50 HK dollars. Relatively speaking, small Hang Seng Index futures have less risk of fluctuation.

As for the handling fee and margin, the handling fee of small Hang Seng Index futures will be lower than that of large Hang Seng Index futures, and the margin will be lower.

2. Small Hang Seng Index futures are more suitable for retail investors.

Small Hang Seng Index Futures is specially designed for retail investors, and its small contract value allows experienced and novice retail investors to participate in the performance of index stocks in a small scope.

Because the value of the small Hang Seng Index futures contract is one-fifth of the value of the Hang Seng Index futures contract, the margin requirement and handling fee of the small Hang Seng Index are relatively low, and the investment cost is relatively low. Compared with the large HSI futures, the small HSI has a lower threshold, which can better meet the investment needs of retail investors who don't want to invest too much and want to hedge through futures.