Hong Kong stock market is the abbreviation of Hong Kong stock market. Generally refers to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. There are four stock exchanges in Hong Kong, namely Far East Stock Exchange, Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Gold and Silver Stock Exchange and Kowloon Stock Exchange. 1986, four stock exchanges merged to form the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, also known as the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The regulatory body of the Hong Kong stock market is the Securities Regulatory Office, which is a statutory regulatory body established under the Securities Ordinance 1973.
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1. The face value of Hong Kong stocks is not fixed at one yuan, and the face value of most stocks is 0. 1 yuan or 0.0 1 yuan.
2. Hong Kong is an international market, and the same stock is much cheaper than that in China, generally only half the domestic price. Now affected by the subprime mortgage, the stock price plummeted and the price was lower.
3. The issuance or issuance of Hong Kong stocks does not require the approval of the CSRC. When the share price rises too high, major shareholders can issue new shares at any time (generally authorized by the shareholders' meeting, but the issuance rate is 65,438+00%). Unlimited supply, inventory can not be too high. But in fact, this will not harm the interests of the original shareholders in essence, because premium issuance is generally beneficial to the original shareholders.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia Hong Kong Stock Market