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What are the conditions for Hong Kong stocks to issue new shares?
Compared with funds, stocks have obvious advantages, but their disadvantages are also very prominent. Once the subscription of new shares is submitted, it cannot be withdrawn. Withdrawing the subscription of new shares will affect the subsequent investment qualification of investors. In fact, Hong Kong stocks are somewhat similar to A-shares, except that Hong Kong stocks do not need to hold stocks as bottom positions.

What are the conditions for Hong Kong stocks to issue new shares?

1 A Hong Kong stock account and a Hong Kong bank card. If you don't have a Hong Kong bank card, use an overseas Huamei card.

② In the 20 trading days before the subscription, if the market value of the shares held by the account exceeds 65,438+0,000 yuan, and the minimum conditions are not met, new shares cannot be subscribed.

For investors, the average position of account T-2 in the first 20 trading days should meet the requirements of the stock exchange, and the authority of relevant sectors should be opened.

As long as investors who meet the above conditions can participate in innovation, the new shares will be listed about 5 to 10 days after the lottery, and investors can sell them on the day of listing. If investors participate in the A-share market, they need to be qualified to subscribe for new shares before they can play new shares, which means that investors must have stocks in their securities accounts before they can play new shares. And for investors, you can use the shareholder account of the Shanghai Stock Exchange to buy shares listed in Hong Kong.

Generally speaking, investors can subscribe for new shares of Hong Kong stocks even if they have no market value. According to the rules of the stock market, the winning rate of Hong Kong stocks is generally higher than that of A shares, and its breaking probability is higher than that of A shares.