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The trading methods, steps and expenses of Hong Kong Stock Connect.

I. Conditions for Mainland residents to purchase Hong Kong stocks

1. First of all, we should open the Hong Kong Stock Connect account of the Shanghai Stock Exchange. (Currently only "Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect")

2. Individual ordinary investors can only participate in Hong Kong stock trading if they have assets of more than 500,000 yuan. The capital limit is temporary and may be revised in the future.

3. If you want to participate in the trading of Hong Kong stocks, you need to complete the risk assessment and review of securities companies and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange before you can buy and sell Hong Kong stocks.

4. The trading of Hong Kong stocks is very different from that of mainland A-share market, so you need to strengthen your knowledge before you participate.

Two. Materials required for the process of opening a Hong Kong stock account:

1. Copy of ID card (including front and back);

2. Open a bank card for online banking.

There are two ways to open an account.

1. Open an account in the brokerage business department.

(1) Go to the brokerage with my ID card;

(2) Copy the front and back of the ID card and press the line for signature;

(3) Fill in the application form for opening a Hong Kong stock account;

(4) Fill in the application form for tripartite deposit account; (that is, consumption and bank card conversion to RMB)

(5) Answer the return call from the Hong Kong headquarters;

(6) The broker sends an email to remind the risk;

(7) The broker sends the shareholder account and password. The account opening is completed.

2. Entrust a mainland agency to open a Hong Kong stock account: You can find many agents by directly searching Baidu for "opening a Hong Kong stock account as an agent". Just choose a well-known and well-received agent.

Three. Matters related to Hong Kong stock trading

After opening a Hong Kong stock account, the account opening company will help you apply for a Hong Kong bank account, and you can trade Hong Kong stocks directly with the applied Hong Kong bank account. Remittance can be directly remitted online through a bank card with online banking (online banking is required). First, RMB is converted into Hong Kong dollars or US dollars through online banking, and then directly transferred to the Hong Kong bank account applied by the account opening company. After the transfer is successful, Hong Kong stocks can be traded, and the transfer of funds is very simple. Call the company directly, and the company will check your personal information. When it is confirmed that it is you, it will help you transfer the funds to the bank card where you opened the account. The specific transfer fee can be asked by the bank staff.

Four. Hong Kong stock transaction tax

Broker's commission: Brokers can freely negotiate commission fees with customers. The approximate standard is generally 0.0 1%-0.25% of the transaction amount (the buyer and the seller pay according to this standard respectively).

Transaction levy: The buyer and the seller shall pay a transaction levy of 0.0027% of the transaction amount, which shall be collected by the CSRC.

Investor compensation levy: As the net assets of the compensation fund have exceeded HK$ 65.438+04 billion, according to the relevant rules, the payment of investor compensation levy will be suspended from 65.438+654.38+09, 2005. The original payment standard is: the buyer and the seller each pay the investor compensation levy at 0.002% of the transaction amount.

Transaction fee: The buyer and the seller shall each pay a transaction fee of 0.005% of the transaction amount. Fees are charged by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

Stamp duty on stocks: When buying and selling stocks, the buyer and the seller each pay stamp duty of 0. 1% of the transaction amount, which will be collected by the Hong Kong government.

Stamp duty on toilet paper: The seller must pay HK$ 5 stamp duty on toilet paper to the Hong Kong government for each transaction.

Transfer fees: transfer fees, HK$ 2.5 per share, paid by the buyer and collected by the transfer registration office of listed companies. Trading system usage fee: In principle, the brokers of the buyer and the seller pay HK$ 0.5 yuan for each transaction.

Stock payment fee: the buyer and the seller must each pay a payment fee of 0.002% of the transaction amount, which will be collected by the Hong Kong Clearing House.